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540 Professional Organizations in Argentina (1930) that the first national society of psycholo- gists in South America was forme ...

National Psychological Associations 541 The divisional structure of the APA that grew out of the re- organization plan during Wo ...

542 Professional Organizations each other and were able to gather 13 other psychologists also interested in psychology and law. ...

National Psychological Associations 543 Hardcastle, 2000). The name was a jab at the SEP, many of whom were no longer actively e ...

544 Professional Organizations In 1988, the American Psychological Society (APS) was founded as the major alternative to the APA ...

National Psychological Associations 545 Associates could not vote or hold office in the APA. Many of the associates were psychol ...

546 Professional Organizations 1938, psychologist members of the American Teachers Asso- ciation, an all-black educational group ...

National Psychological Associations 547 worked to increase the number of American Indian psycholo- gists in North America. One n ...

548 Professional Organizations psychology and to develop knowledge about women’s psy- chological lives. Although Division 35 was ...

National Psychological Associations 549 The board passed through a rather fallow period during the 1960s and 1970s as the number ...

550 Professional Organizations problems of human–machine interaction. Disciplines or pro- fessions represented in the society in ...

References 551 several important roles in the development of both the sci- ence and profession of psychology. Over the course of ...

552 Professional Organizations Boring, E. G. (1967). Titchener’s experimentalists. Journal of the History of the Behavioral Scie ...

References 553 Grisso, T. (1991). A developmental history of the American Psychology–Law Society.Law and Human Behavior, 15,213– ...

554 Professional Organizations Schwesinger, G. (1943). The National Council of Women Psychol- ogists.Journal of Consulting Psych ...

Author Index 555 Abbott, A., 71, 551 Aberle, S. D., 75, 81 Abrams, D. M., 287, 298, 462 Abramson, L. Y., 351, 353 Ackerknecht, E ...

556 Author Index Baistow, K., 238, 242 Bakeman, R., 216, 217 Baker, D. B., 28, 36, 43, 258, 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 346, 353, 3 ...

Author Index 557 Bingham, W. B., 378, 385 Bini, L., 326, 334 Birdsall, T. G., 105, 108 Birman, D., 439, 449 Bitterman, M. E., 75 ...

558 Author Index Budzynski, C. A., 183, 203 Bulmer, M., 182, 184, 198 Bunn, G., 539, 552 Burgess, E. W., 182, 190, 198 Buriel, R ...

Author Index 559 Christensen, A. L., 173, 293, 298 Christie, R., 404, 409, 411 Church, A. H., 12, 33, 49, 254, 303, 304, 306, 31 ...