"All sciences are founded on general theories; Biology has the theory of evolution; Physics, the theory of relativity and Geology, the theory of plate tectonics. In Psychology, theory is a rare commodity and general theory does not exist. A General Theory of Behaviour puts forward a theory of Psychology that applies to all sub-areas, situations, species, ages, stages, genders, and cultures. The only proviso is that the organism must have consciousness. Following in the footsteps of Claude Bernard and others, the reader is introduced to the usefulness of the concept of psychological homeostasis and, in consequence, the implications for the Science of Behaviour. A General Theory of Behaviour is an introductory 'User's Guide' aimed at advancing the understanding of human nature and to integrate the discipline of Psychology"--Back cover