Psychology of The Other-One

The present book is the result of the necessity, existing in some colleges and universities, of giving elementary instruction in modern psychology to college students who are only members of the freshman class, to students who have never studied psychology before, to students who may never study it later, to students who have little knowledge of physics and chemistry and perhaps still less of biology, to students who take an elementary course in psychology in order to take afterwards a course in educational psychology, and to students who want elementary psychology for a better understanding of the problems of the social sciences. For these classes of college students this book is written as a text to be elaborated by the instructor as he wishes, by the aid of lectures, additional reading assignments, or laboratory work.