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McDougall, William
Chadderton, UK
22.06.1871
Durham, North Carolina, USA
28.11.1938 |
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| Degrees: |
M.D., St. Thomas Hospital, London, 1898 |
| Career: |
Studies of medicine and psychology at the universities of Weeniar, Manchester and Cambridge; physician at St. Thomas Hospital; 1898 participation in the Cambridge University anthropological expedition to the Torres Straits; lecturer at the universities of Oxford and Cambridge; 1914-1918 service in the war; 1920 professor of psychology at Harvard University; 1927 at Duke University, North Carolina; co-founder of the British Psychological Society in 1901 and of the British Journal of Psychology. |
| Selected works: |
McDougall, William. 1905. Physiological Psychology. London: J. M. Dent
McDougall, William. 1908. An Introduction to Social Psychology. London: Methuen
McDougall, William. 1911. Body and Mind: A History and Defense of Animism. London: Methuen
McDougall, William. 1926. Outline of Abnormal Psychology. New York: Scribner
McDougall, William. 1936. Psycho-Analysis and Social Psychology. London: Methuen |
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| Sources: |
Zusne ; Schmidt |
| Related: |
See also Rand B. Evans documentary film Psychologists 1927-1933 (Ninth International Congress of Psychology Yale University, New Haven, Conn., September 1-7, 1929, at min. 11:54). |
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