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The Value-Fact Antithesis in Behavioral Science

EDWIN BIXENSTINE is professor of psychology at Kent State University He obtained his doctorate at the University of Illinois under O H Mowrer and J McV Hunt Some years ago he became interested in game theory, interpersonal conflict, and group work, and he has been researching these areas His most recent venture was to assist in the establishment of a multipurpose self-help enterprise called Community House which he believes, as an institution and process, may stand in relation to