Published in 1987, Historical Perspectives and the International Status of Comparative Psychology is a valubale contribution to the field of Psychology PP.

Edited by Tobach, E.

Part 1 Historical Perspectives; Introduction I, Ethel Tobach; Chapter 1 1This chapter represents a modified version of a presentation given at the session organized by the International Society for Comparative Psychology at the 15th annual meeting of Cheiron at Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 1983., Paul T. Mountjoy; Chapter 2 Theories of Mental Evolution in Comparative Psychology, Charles W. Tolman; Chapter 3 Behaviorism, Everett J. Wyers; Chapter 4 Early Zoological Input to Comparative and Animal Psychology at the University of Chicago, Thomas C. Cadwallader; Chapter 5 1 Presented at Second International Conference, Acapulco, 1984, Gary Greenberg; Chapter 6 1 Presented at Second International Conference, Acapulco, 1984, James Reed; Chapter 7 Placing Women in the History of Comparative Psychology, Laurel Furumoto, Elizabeth Scarborough; Chapter 8 Edward C. Tolman, Nancy K. Innis; Chapter 9 Two Comparative Psychologies, Jack Demarest; Part 2 International Status of Comparative Psychology; Introduction II, Ethel Tobach; Chapter 10 Comparatve Psychology in Latin America, Rubén Ardila; Chapter 11 The Study of Animal Behavior in Argentina, Mauricio R. Papini; Chapter 12 Comparative Psychology in the United States, Everett J. Wyers; Chapter 13 Historical Bases and Current Status of Comparative Psychology in Japan, Kiyoko Murofushi; Chapter 14 The Comparative Psychology of A. N. Leontyev (U.S.S.R.), Charles W. Tolman; Chapter 15 Current Status Psychology in of Comparative Italy, G. Fiorito; Chapter 16 1This article appeared in a slightly different form in "Universiteit en Hogeschool", XXIX. 329-333., A. Nijssen, M. J. van Rijswijk; Chapter 17 Comparative Psychology in the United Kingdom, Robert A. Boakes;