During the first decade of this century, Robert Meams Yerkes struggled to make a place for himself within Harvard University's Division of Philosophy as a comparative scientist. From the perspective of a young assistant professor, Yerkes'diary and letters permit a glimpse into the ail-too familiar struggle of establishing career and family.
Real Time Impact Factor:
Pending
Author Name: Randall D. Wight, Kristi A. Smith
URL: View PDF
Keywords: International Journal of Comparative Psychology, behavior, behaviour, behavioral taxonomy, learning, cognition, cognitive processes, conditioning, making, place, comparative, scientist, Yerkes, Harvard
ISSN: 0889-3667
EISSN: 2168-3344
EOI/DOI:
Add Citation
Views: 1
