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| At the University of Leipzig, Germany, established the first psychology laboratory (1879). |
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| In Germany, conducting classic experiments on memory and forgetting (1885). |
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| In the United States, established first psychological clinic (1886). |
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| At Harvard University, published The Principles of Psychology (1890). |
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| Founded the American Psychological Association (1892). |
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| First woman to receive a Ph.D. in psychology (1894). |
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| In the United States, reported on the first experiments of animal learning (1898). |
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| In Vienna, introduced psychoanalysis in The Interpretation of Dreams (1900). |
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| In Paris, developed the first modern intelligence test for assessing school children (1905). |
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| Became the first female president of the American Psychological Association (1905). |
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| In Leningrad, discovered classical conditioning in research with dogs (1906). |
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| In Germany, discovered the illusion of apparent movement, which launched Gestalt psychology (1912). |
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| Defined psychology as the study of behavior, sparking behaviorism in the United States (1913). |
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