Mary Calkins
Philosopher and psychologist
Born
March 30th, 1863
162 years ago
Died
1930
95 years ago — 67 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
United States
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Contributions to psychology included the development of paired-association techniques. Established the first psychology laboratory at a women's college, Wellesley College. Conducted extensive research in self-psychology, emphasizing the importance of the self in the psychological experience. Authored several influential texts, including 'Introduction to Psychology' and 'The Persistent Problems of Philosophy'.
Developed paired-association technique
Established first women's psychology lab at Wellesley College
Wrote 'Introduction to Psychology'
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