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Housing HistoryEntry/Object ID
L9999.999.3475Description
Housing History (Div. 26 works with the Archives of the History of American Psychology to preserve psychology's past) is an article from "Monitor on Psychology" magazine, May, 2006, pp. 96-98. The article describes the Archives of the History of American Psychology deposited in University of Akron, Ohio and is affiliated with the Smithsonian , the largest collection related to this history in the world.. The archives include letter and private papers of noted psychologists, such as Sigmund Freud's home movies, the papers of Harry & Leta Hollingsworth, Henry Goddard, David Boder, and Abraham Maslow. It includes thousands of pictures of testing equipment, such as B.F. Skinner's teaching machines, and movies of Ivan Pavlov, etc.
Div. 26 s the Society for the History of Psychology.
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Archives--Psychology, Society for the History of Psychology, Archives of the History of American Psychology, University of Akron, OH, Psychiatric testing machines, Psychiatric, Psychology, History of PsychologyPublication Details
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Packard, ErickaDate Published
2006Call No.
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Marion White McPhersonPerson or Organization
John PopplestonePerson or Organization
B. F. SkinnerPerson or Organization
Abraham MaslowPerson or Organization
David BoderPerson or Organization
Leta HollingsworthPerson or Organization
Harry HollingsworthPerson or Organization
Henry GoddardPerson or Organization
Watson, John