Philip J. Runkel's Books

Correspondence between William T. Powers, originator of Perceptual Control Theory, PCT, and Philip J. Runkel, professor of psychology and education at the University of Oregon. 500 pages of original letters show how Phil Runkel reevaluated everything he knew about psychology. This focused correspondence deals with the science (or lack thereof) and (inappropriate) methods used in psychology while introducing a new approach to a new natural science of psychology. Enclosures that go with the letters are available on the web.

A professional book about the methods used to reach conclusions about the nature and behavior of humans argues that the method of specimens is more appropriate than the method of relative frequencies to discover how the human animal, as a species, functions.

Runkel links Perceptual Control Theory (PCT) thinking to psychological literature and discusses it against that background.

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Book's by Philip J. Runkel

Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief Approaches to a Science of Life

Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief Approaches to a Science of Life

Casting Nets and Testing Specimens

Casting Nets and Testing Specimens

People as Living Things

People as Living Things

A Guide to Usage for Writers and Students in the Social Sciences

A Guide to Usage for Writers and Students in the Social Sciences

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