Cumulative Record. Chapter 9: A Case History in Scientific Method. Quote 2

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I had had no psychology as an undergraduate but I had had a lot of biology, and two of the books which my biology professor had put into my hands were Loeb’s Physiology of the Brain and the newly published Oxford edition of Pavlov’s Conditioned Reflexes. (p. 111)

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