
Indiana State University Press
Reviews
"A clash scientific cultures demonstrates the need for modern science to develop effective ways for basic and applied researchers to interact. This book advances new knowledge about the basic and applied research cultures. This knowledge can be applied to improving the collaboration between basic and applied researchers and their joint productivity. If you want to improve the scientific process in your work, read this book."Dana Plude, University of Maryland
"Herrmann, Raybeck and Gruneberg hit the nail on the head: progress in the scientific profession is best achieved through a marriage of basic and applied research. One, without the other, is incomplete. Given their solid training, their track record in basic research and their strong commitment to the practical application of psychological principles, Hermann, Raybeck, and Gruneberg are well suited as matchmakers for the marriage. This book is an invitation to the wedding."
Jerome R Sehulster, University of Connecticut at Stamford
Posted January 1, 1997