Empiricist Roots of Modern Psychology
Author: Raymond Martin
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Description: Empiricist Roots of Modern Psychology by Raymond Martin explores the historical development of empiricism and its profound influence on the emergence of modern psychology. Delve into the philosophical underpinnings and pivotal figures that shaped our understanding of the human mind.
Pages: 29
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