Behaviorism

The book presents a series of lectures that aim to clarify the complexities of subjective psychology, contrasting it with the tangible nature of behavioristic psychology. Readers are guided through the challenges of transitioning from a concrete understanding of the physical world to the abstract realm of psychological definitions. The author emphasizes the importance of grasping behaviorism, despite its simplicity, as a means to bridge the gap between various psychological theories. This work seeks to provide an accessible introduction to the broader field of psychology.