Beyond Individual and Group Differences

Focusing on the evolution of psychological thought regarding human individuality, this book highlights the significant contributions of William Stern, a German psychologist. It critiques the dominance of logical positivism in traditional psychology, advocating for a personalistic approach that values individual differences. By tracing the history of psychology from Wundt to contemporary practices, the author aims to foster a deeper understanding of Stern's insights and their relevance in modern scientific psychology, offering a fresh perspective on the subject.