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Activity in the Chinese

Psychological Society was

resumed only to be discontinued

later that year by the onset of the

Sino-Japanese War (see 1921).

The Canadian Psychological

Association was founded.

The National Council of Women

Psychologists (NCWP) was

founded in New York.

The Ecuador Society of

Psychological and Psychiatric

Studies and Related Disciplines

was established.

The Swiss Psychological Society

was founded.

The Australian Branch of the

British Psychological Society was

established.

The NCWP (see 1941) became the

International Council of Women

Psychologists.

1936

1937

1938

1941

1942

1943

1944

1945

1946

The Soviet Government

issued a resolution

condemning psychology and

the use of psychological

measurements.

Professor G. Edilian

established the first Armenian

psychology library at Yerevan

University.

The Netherlands Institute of

Psychology was founded at

the University of Amsterdam.

The Georgian Institute of

Psychology was founded in

Tbilisi.

The University of Ottawa

opened the Institute of

Psychology, leading to the

establishment of independent

psychology departments in

Canadian universities.

The American Psychological

Association established its

Committee on International

Planning for Psychology,

which later became the

Committee on International

Relations in Psychology.

Guatemala introduced the

country’s first professional

psychology training program.

The Nazi government suspended

publication, at the close of volume 112,

of theArchiv für die gesamte

Psychologiesince it could no longer be

concealed that the printer’s

grandmother was Jewish.

The first psychology journal of the

Arab world,The Journal of

Psychology,was published in Egypt.

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Congresses Societies Events Publications