Habit

Exploring the psychology of habitual behavior, this treatise delves into the science of habits, highlighting their benefits, drawbacks, and methods of negation. Written by influential philosopher and psychologist William James, the work is accessible and ideal for students and psychology enthusiasts. The modern edition includes a new biography of James, making it a valuable resource for those interested in his contributions to American philosophy. This volume is part of a growing collection of vintage works that are being republished for today's readers.