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• Cover
• Table of Contents
• Title Page
• Copyright
• Dedication
• List of Illustrations
• Preface
• 1 Pre-Scientific Psychology
• A Public Psychology
• The Road to Mental Philosophy
• Struggles for the New Science
• References
• 2 Physiology, Psychophysics, and the Science of Mind
• Brain and Nervous System
• Sensory Physiology
• Psychophysics
• References
• 3 Germany and the Birth of a New Science
• Wundt’s Leipzig Laboratory
• Hermann Ebbinghaus and the Study of Memory
• Franz Brentano’s Act Psychology
• Carl Stumpf and the Psychology of Music
• Georg Elias Müller and Memory
• Oswald Külpe and Thinking
• References
• 4 Origins of Scientific Psychology in America
• William James as Psychologist
• G. Stanley Hall and the Professionalization of Psychology
• James McKeen Cattell: Psychology’s Ambassador
• Getting the Word out about a New Science
• References
• 5 The Early Schools of American Psychology
• Charles Darwin and Natural Selection
• The Early North American Psychology Laboratories
• Structuralism
• Functionalism
• The Legacies of Structuralism and Functionalism
• References
• 6 The Birth of the New Applied Psychology in America
• The Beginnings of Clinical Psychology
• A Psychology of Business
• Vocational Guidance
• Intelligence Testing
• A Misapplication of Psychology—Galton, Goddard, and Eugenics
• Münsterberg and the Psychology of Law
• The New Profession of Psychology
• References
• 7 Psychoanalysis
• Freud’s Study with Jean-Martin Charcot
• Josef Breuer and the Case of Anna O.
• Psychoanalysis as a Theory of the Normal Mind
• Psychoanalysis as a Theory of the Neuroses
• Psychoanalysis as Method
• Psychoanalysis in America
• The Neo-Freudians
• The Continued Popularity of Psychoanalysis
• References
• 8 Behaviorism
• John Watson and the Founding of Behaviorism
• Neobehaviorism
• A Forgotten Behaviorist and Comparative Psychologist
• Behaviorism: A Final Note
• References
• 9 The New Profession of Psychology
• A Profession Defined
• Experiences in World War I
• Early Organizational Efforts in Professional Psychology
• The Role of Psychological Assessment
• Clinical Psychology
• Industrial-Organizational Psychology
• School Psychology
• Counseling Psychology
• The Modern Profession
• References
• 10 A Psychology of Social Action and Social Change
• The Psychology of Sex Differences
• Kurt Lewin’s Action Research
• Rehabilitation Psychology and the Social Stigma of Disability
• The Psychology of Race
• Homosexuality as a Mental Disorder
• A Final Note
• References
• 11 Cognitive Psychology
• Gestalt Psychology
• Cambridge University and the Constructive Mind
• The Rise of Modern Cognitive Psychology in America
• References
• Epilogue
• References
• Index
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