Causality and Development Neo-Eriksonian Perspectives
The third book in Young’s unique trilogy on causality and development continues to locate and define the central role of causality in biopsychosocial and network/systems development, and as a unifying concept of psychology itself. As a way of discussing c
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Causality and Development Neo-Eriksonian Perspectives
Causality and Development
Gerald Young
Causality and Development Neo-Eriksonian Perspectives
Gerald Young Department of Psychology Glendon College York University Toronto, ON, Canada
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Acknowledgment
The constant encouragement and support of the editorial and production team at the publishers has been instrumental toward completing this book, in particular. I owe so much thanks to Sharon Panulla and Sylvana Ruggirello in the editorial office and Sharmila Saikumar in production. My staff has been responsible for the onerous task of typing and keeping track of the manuscript as it has been written. Joyce Chan and Jenny X. Wang have worked at it and kept it organized, and I am so thankful for that. My colleagues at Glendon College at York University have always supported my work as well as my teachers over the years. Finally, this book has been inspired by the need to have students see the big picture in psychology, and I thank mine for all their probing questions over the years. Evidence-supported practice in psychology is important to the field, as it is in medicine, and I hope that this book contributes to that trend and the respect that science deserves. This book reflects the nature of science, its proponents, and its hardworking and insightful researchers who produce replicable results and refined theory. In this regard, this is my third book in the last few years having an integrative scientific theme
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