The Way to Security
Journal of Applied Psychology · Volume 36 · Issue 4
Abstract
Reviews the book "The Way to Security," by Henry C. Link (1951). The author of this book notes that with all the current provisions for security by society and by the individual, the sense of insecurity was never so great. The reason is that security has come to mean social security and material security whereas the basic and satisfying security is personal and spiritual. Link's most severe criticism against formal education is that though it educates the intellect it does not develop personality. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)
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