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JAMES MCKEEN. (1860-1944) Les historiens de la psychologie sont unanimes à reconnaître l'ampleur de la personnalité de James Cattell et l'influence déterminante qu'il exerça sur le développement de la psychologie aux États-Unis. Comme la plupart des psychologues américains de cette époque, Cattell reçut sa formation scientifique en ...
詹姆斯·麦卡恩·卡特尔（James McKeen Cattell，1860-1944年），美国心理学家，在科学界有着广泛的影响并因其在科学出版业的工作而名留青史。 网页 新闻 贴吧 知道 网盘 图片 视频 地图 文库 资讯 采购 百科
Cattell è nato il 20 marzo 1905 ad Hilltop, una piccola cittadina nei pressi di Birmingham, nel West Midlands in Inghilterra. Il padre era un inventore di nuovi componenti per motori di automobili e altre macchine. Questo, per il giovane Raymond, è stato un momento in cui le sue idee, sul modo di "fare la differenza" nel mondo, sono state ...
This is a sketch of Cattell's professional contributions and an appreciation of his position in American psychology and of his co-operative relations with others. Attention is directed to his experimental contributions, his influence in shaping the trends of American psychology, his editorial and publishing work, and his participation in the general organization of scientific men and in the ...
23 de nov. de 2023 · James McKeen Cattell (1860-05-23–1944-01-20) was an American psychologist. He was born in Easton, Pennsylvania, and passed away in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. In 1880, he obtained his Bachelor’s degree from Lafayette College. He then studied in Germany for 2 years, first at the University of Göttingen and then at the University of Leipzig ...
James McKeen Cattell (25 de maig del 1860 – 20 de gener del 1944), conegut per ser el primer professor de psicologia als Estats Units d'Amèrica, treballà a la Universitat de Pennsylvania, i fou promotor i editor de publicacions de divulgació científica, la més famosa la revista Science.Formà part del comité d'una associació dedicada a la ciència, actualment anomenada Society for ...
Illuminates how one man, James McKeen Cattell, played a leading role in the growth of both the American Psychological Association and the New York Academy of Sciences, and suggests that few have done so much for institutional sciences as Cattell. Sokal emphasises the major roles that Cattell played in the New York scientific community from 1891, when he moved to Columbia, through 1902, when ...
