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Born in Hilltop, England
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Entered the feild of psychology
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Awarded a scholarship to study chemistry at University of London
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Obtained his chemistry degree
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Graduated with Ph.D in Psychology
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Invited to the U.S. by E.L. Thorndike in New York
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Became a professor of psychology at Clark university
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Invited to join the Harvard faculty
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Invited to University of Illinois
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Wrote Description and Measurment of Personality
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Cattell and his wife founded IPAT
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Founded the society of Mulitivariate Experimental Psychology
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Retired from the University of Illinois
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Moved to Hawaii
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Recieved the Educational Testing Service Award for Distinguished Service to Measurement
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Received the Dobzhansky Memorial Award of the Behavior Genetics Association
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Received the Honorary doctorates from the Hawaii School of Professional Psychology
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Received the Forest Institute of Professional Psychology
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Received the Lewis M. Terman and Maude A. Merrill Award, Riverside Publishing Company
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Offered a Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Psychological Institution
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Received the Lifetime Contribution Award, Division 5 of the American Psychological Association
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Died at age 92