will not come until after educational psychology makes a paradigm shift. Psychology has sold society a dogmatic set of assumptions that preclude beliefs in the educability of children, the potential of curriculum, and the accountability of schools." The science of human behavior Mainly growing out of his research methods in the work on infancy, 6 publications dealt with methodological rigor and interpretive issues in the science of human behavior. Family therapy and parenting Beginning in 1981, Kaye became a licensed clinical psychologist and served on the faculty of the Family Institute of Chicago for several years. His 1984 book Family Rules: Raising Responsible Children. was republished in a mass market edition by St. Martin's Press and an updated edition in 2005. Family business systems and conflict resolution In 1986, Kaye began to specialize his practice in consulting to families who were in business together. He was among the first psychologists to do so, phasing out his general clinical practice by the mid-1990s. By 2009, his published articles in this field equalled in number those in his earlier, academic career. Kenneth Kaye's books in this field are Workplace Wars: Turning Personal Conflict to Productive Teamwork (1994) and The Dynamics of Family Business (2005). References 1946 births 21st-century American psychologists 2021 deaths Harvard University alumni 20th-century American psychologists