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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Jill G. Morawski traces the rise of experimentation in American psychology in this scholarly historical study. The book explores how experimental methods developed within the discipline and considers their broader importance to psychology’s identity as a science.

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The Rise of Experimentation in American Psychology examines the development of experimentation within American psychology.

Jill G. Morawski presents a historical account of how experimental practices became important to the discipline.

The book considers psychology as both a scientific field and a changing intellectual practice.

It offers readers an academic perspective on the formation and significance of experimental psychology in the United States.

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