The Psychology of Intelligence

This trade paperback is in good condition, with a firm binding and clean pages. The cover shows minor shelf wear, but there are no tears or significant marks. The spine is intact, and there are no inscriptions or library stamps, ensuring a clean copy for collectors or readers.

"The Psychology of Intelligence" by Jean Piaget, published by Littlefield, Adams & Co. in 1981, is a trade paperback edition that delves into the intricate mechanisms of cognitive development. Originally published in France in 1947, this work was translated from French, making it accessible to English-speaking audiences. Piaget, a renowned figure in psychology, explores the processes underlying intelligence, offering insights into the stages of cognitive growth. This edition, printed in Totowa, New Jersey, is a reprint by arrangement with Humanities Press, reflecting the enduring relevance of Piaget's theories. Although not a first edition, this copy remains significant for students and scholars of psychology, particularly those interested in cognitive science. The book is in good condition, with no inscriptions or library markings, making it a clean addition to any collection.