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Dorothea Dix - Conducts a statewide investigation of Massachusetts' care for the insane
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Dorothea Dix - Visits North Carolina and calls for reform in the treatment of mentally ill patients
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Appointed as Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Harvard
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Dorothea Dix - Dies in New Jersey, U.S
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Ivan Pavlov - Investigates the gastric functions of dogs by taking the saliva gland and analysing it
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William James - Publishes "The Principles of Psychology"
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Ivan Pavlov - Publishes "The Work of Digestive Glands"
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Erik Erikson - Born in Frankfurt
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Ivan Pavlov - Awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
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Soloman Asch - Born in Warsaw
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William James - Dies of heart failure in Chocorua
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Carl Jung - Publishes "Psychology of the Unconscious"
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Carl Jung - Begins experiencing hallucinations, and decides to delibrately induce them and write about them in private
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Clark Hull - Earns Ph.D from University of Wisconsin-Madison
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Gordon Allport - Earns Ph.D
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Carl Jung - Embarks on Bugishu Psychological Expedition to East Africa to learn more about primitive psychology
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Soloman Asch - Receives Ph.D
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Donald Hebb - Receives Ph.D from Harvard
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Roger Wolcott - Receives master's degree in Psychology
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Carl Rogers - Publishes "The Clinical Treatment of the Problem Child"
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Gordon Allport - Elected as President of the American Psychological Association
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Clark Hull - "Publishes Principle of Behaviour"
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Donald Hebb - Publishes "The Organization of Behaviour"
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Soloman Asch - Conducts experiments demonstrating the effects of social pressure
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Erik Erikson - Publishes "Childhood and Society"
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Clark Hull - Dies in Connecticut
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Gordon Allport - Publishes "Becoming: Basic Considerations for Psychology of Personality"
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Carl Rogers - Publishes "On Becoming a Person"
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Donald Hebb - Elected a Fellow of the Royal Society
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Erik Erikson - Publishes "Gandhi's Truth"
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Carl Rogers - Receives Award for Distinguished Professional Contributions to Psychology
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Roger Wolcott - Wins Nobel Prize in Medicine
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Roger Wolcott - Receives National Medal of Science