Description

Madison Bentley’s The Field of Psychology: A Survey of Experience – Individual, Social and Genetic (1941) offers a comprehensive exploration of psychology as a science of experience and behavior. The book systematically examines the psychological processes of the individual, their social interactions, and the genetic or developmental aspects influencing behavior. Bentley integrates experimental findings with theoretical insights, presenting psychology as a unified and evolving field. Written in a scholarly yet accessible style, this work provides a well-rounded understanding of human experience and remains an important reference for students and researchers in psychology and related disciplines.