The Use of Personal Documents in Psychological Science

The book is in fair condition, with noticeable wear on the cover and spine. The softcover shows signs of age, including creases and minor tears. There is a personal inscription on the front cover. The pages are intact, though the binding shows signs of loosening. No dust jacket is present.

"The Use of Personal Documents in Psychological Science" by Gordon W. Allport was published by the Social Science Research Council in 1942, in New York. This work is a significant contribution to the field of psychology, emphasizing the use of personal documents as a method of research. Allport, a renowned psychologist, prepared this book for the Committee on Appraisal of Research, offering insights into the application of personal documents in understanding human behavior. Although the edition is not specified, this copy is notable for its historical context and relevance in psychological research. The book is in a softcover format, with visible wear and a personal inscription on the cover. This title is a valuable resource for those interested in the historical methodologies of psychological research.