Through a Hedge Backwards Volume 1: Rats and Stats: Discovering Psychology in the Swinging Sixties
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Through a Hedge Backwards Volume 1: Rats and Stats: Discovering Psychology in the Swinging Sixties

by Ian Hills

History memoir Psychology
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Through a Hedge Backwards Volume 1 revisits the experience of discovering psychology in the Swinging Sixties. Framed by rats and statistics, this retrospective account explores the subject’s methods, ideas, and cultural setting, offering an accessible introduction to a formative period in the study of human behavior.

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Through a Hedge Backwards Volume 1 explores the discovery of psychology during the Swinging Sixties.

Rats and statistics provide the book’s entry points into the subject and its developing methods.

The volume connects psychological study with the cultural setting of the 1960s.

It offers a retrospective perspective on learning about psychology during a period of significant social change.

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