ABSTRACT

This is Volume XXI of twenty-one of the Individual Differences Psychology series. First published in 1930 this essay looks to understand the conversion of the child as he is into the adult and purports to be a reasoned protest against this practice of disparagement, to challenge the assumptions, and to expose the habits of thought which account for it, and to examine typical recent instances.

part I|98 pages

Intelligence and Will

chapter Chapter I|11 pages

The Quest for Intelligence

chapter Chapter III|6 pages

Thurstone on Intelligence

chapter Chapter IV|6 pages

The Gestalt Concept of Intelligence

chapter Chapter V|20 pages

The Faculty of Intelligence

chapter Chapter VI|22 pages

Thorndike on Intelligence

part |32 pages

Part II

chapter Chapter VIII|19 pages

Intelligence and Instinct

chapter Chapter IX|11 pages

Intelligence the Master of Instinct

part |116 pages

Part III

chapter Chapter X|27 pages

The Problem of Intelligence and Volition

chapter Chapter XI|16 pages

Free Will and a Science of Psychology

chapter Chapter XII|25 pages

Is Volition Unique?

chapter Chapter XIII|38 pages

Representative Modern Treatments of Volition

chapter Chapter XIV|8 pages

Conclusion and Summary