Great Psychologists and Their Times
Scientific Insights into Psychology's History
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Author
Publication
2002-04-01 - American Psychological Association
Language
English
Word Count
138,500 words, Guess
Page Count
554 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- Internet Archivegreatpsychologis0000simo
- Internet Archivegreatpsychologis00simo
- ISBN-10155798896X
- ISBN-139781557988966
- LibraryThing6237930
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- Goodreads1752296
- Library of Congress Control Number2001055302
- OCLC Control Number48265660
- Better World Books9781557988966
- Open LibraryOL8603112M
Classifications
- LCCBF109.A1 S56 2002
- LCCBF109.A1S56 2002
Description
"Great Psychologists and Their Times: Scientific Insights Into Psychology's History is the first comprehensive compilation of research on the factors that contribute to a psychologist's having a high impact on the discipline. Dean Keith Simonton examines those individuals who have contributed most to the advancement of psychological science. Moreover, these notables are examined from a scientific perspective - especially from the standpoint of the psychology of science. The book integrates all of the relevant research on the psychology of eminent psychologists, from the pioneering work of Francis Galton to work published in the 21st century. Chapters are rich in examples drawn from the lives and careers of notable psychologists, examining such issues as birth order, intellectual precocity, mentoring, psychopathology, worldview, and aging."--BOOK JACKET.
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