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psychological investigation, and hence serves the purpose of ac-
quainting the reader with significant areas of the science.

The Editor is deeply appreciative of the generous assistance
given by some busy psychologists. A more agreeable arrangement
than that offered by the Board of Editors of the Philosophical
Library could not have been desired. Except for the statement
that they had every reason to expect a collection of scholarly,
scientifically acceptable papers, the publishers granted complete
freedom to the editors.

Drs. G. L. Freeman, G. W. Hartmann, Kurt Lewin, A. H.
Maslow, and C. E. Skinner served as the Board of Advisory Edi-
tors. For the organization of this volume, however, the Editor
assumes full responsibility. Grateful acknowledgment is here ex-
pressed for their generous assistance. The Editor is indebted to
the contributors and to the journal editors who graciously allowed
permission for republication of their material.

PHILIP LAWRENCE HARRIMAN.

Bucknell University
Lewisburg, Pennsylvania

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Publication Information: Book Title: Twentieth Century Psychology: Recent Developments in Psychology. Contributors: Philip Lawrence Harriman - editor. Publisher: Philosophical Library. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 1946. Page Number: vii.
    
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