The spring semester is nearly half completed. I am using your book in two classes. My experience this year is identical to that last year., when I wrote to you, “As time passes … I am increasingly convinced that your book ranks alongside Bill’s [Powers] book in 1973 as a seminal work in the new behavioral science.” So it is.
Tom Bourbon, 1991
© 1990, 2007, Philip J. Runkel 8.25×11 inches, illustrated. Living Control Systems Publishing, Menlo Park, CA. ISBN 0-9740155-7-1
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