In this clear and concise book, Robert D. Nye takes readers on a fascinating exploration of the basic concepts that underlie B. F. Skinner's often misinterpreted work. An easy-to-understand look at a very controversial figure in modern psychology, The Legacy of B.F. Skinner includes: an accurate, even-handed picture of important aspects of Skinner's psychology, an examination of sources of controversy and common misunderstandings of Skinner's views, a comparison of Skinner's views, a comparison of Skinner's views with the views of both Sigmund Freud and Carl Rogers, a look at the relevance of Skinner's perspectives for today's world, the author's own reflections on the significance and values of Skinner's psychology, biographical information on Skinner, and annotated references.