I'm receiving feedback from students that they are feeling rather neutral about my current behaviorism text - Malott's "Principles of Behavior." The reason I chose the text is the variety of examples from different disciplines (health and medicine, education, etc.) and the organization of the chapters (it is "chunked out" into many topics, one topic per each of 30 chapters). The problem is the writing style. Too much pontificating and attempting to be funny/cool. Any alternative texts that others have found to be better? Anybody using the Grant and Evans text? Martin and Pear? Jerry Henkel-Johnson, Psy.D. The College of St. Scholastica Duluth, MN [EMAIL PROTECTED]
