Free and Moving - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

Dr. Gerald R Patterson is a leading researcher in the field of Behavioral Psychology. Free and Moving, part two of his memoir, details Dr Patterson's efforts to satisfy his passion for wilderness canoeing and clinical science. He discovered that traveling by canoe enabled him to stay in the wilderness for at least a month during which time he could travel two to four hundred miles at a time. Readers share the experience of exploring the rivers that flow into Hudson Bay, retracing fur trading routes of the voyageurs, and discovering traces of Inuit culture on the tundra of the Northwest Territories. Dr Patterson's journey in science presented a very different set of challenges. His emerging "Coercion" theory was based on observational data collected in homes, schools and laboratories. This work was and continues to be on the cutting edge of psychological research.

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