Crisis in Psychology?

[Jehanne]

ps. The following quote is from my undergrad statistics textbook:

"Behaviorism’s most famous advocate, B. F. Skinner, was quite opposed to statistics. Skinner even said, “I would much rather see a graduate student in psychology taking a course in physical chemistry than in statistics. And I would include [before statistics] other sciences, even poetry, music, and art."

Physical chemistry includes lots and lots of statistics; in fact, such a textbook would likely have a substantial portion of it devoted entirely to statistical analysis, either in the introduction or the appendix (or, more likely, both.)