Gary Greenberg

Maury M. Haraway

"This textbook presents a unified theoretical perspective of comparative psychology, presenting the traditional principles of the field combined with the strength of current empirical research. Drawing on a rich historical tradition, Principles of Comparative Psychology looks to the future of the discipline in the 21st century. The authors have conceived this field broadly, as the study of origins of all behavior, while utilizing a developmental perspective in which behavior is understood to be the result of a fusion of biological and psychosocial factors. Particular recognition is given to some of the unique problems of the discipline in carrying out a careful application of the scientific method to its chosen subject matter of mind and behavior."--GOOGLE BOOKS.

Principles of Comparative Psychology

The Henshaw family moved to the wild country of Desoto County, Mississippi with the departure of the Chickasaws in 1836. They farmed the rich land, hunted the rivers and streams, and struggled against slave robbers and outlaws. They were aided by their fast friend Push-pun-tubby, a member of the Chickasaw nation who remained behind after the migration of his people to Oklahoma. Hern fell in love with the beautiful daughter of a neieghboring family. They had a beautiful courtship before they were seperated by circumstances they failed to control--(from back jacket). Much of the action is fiction but the places are factual (--from Author note).

Maury M. Haraway

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