Konstantin Ramul

Estonian psychologist and academic

Konstantin Ramul - Estonian psychologist and academic
Born

May 30th, 1879
146 years ago

Died

1975
50 years ago — 96 years old

Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

Estonia

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Born in 1879, this individual contributed significantly to the field of psychology in Estonia. Studied the psychological processes related to perception and cognition. Held a prominent academic position and influenced the development of psychology education in Estonia. Authored several influential works that shaped psychological research in the region.

Developed psychological theories

Contributed to psychology education in Estonia

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