The Rise of Experimentation in American Psychology
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The Rise of Experimentation in American Psychology

by Jill G. Morawski

History Psychology
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Traces the rise of experimental methods in American psychology, highlighting key institutional and intellectual influences that shaped modern research practices.

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This book explores the historical development of experimental methods within American psychology.

It examines the intellectual and institutional factors that elevated experimentation as a defining practice.

The work draws on archival research and primary sources to trace shifts in research standards.

Readers gain insight into the broader scientific and cultural context of psychological inquiry.

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