Even the rat was white : a historical view of psychology / Robert V. Guthrie.
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false University of Saint Joseph: Pope Pius XII Library - Standard Shelving Location 150.89 G984E
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Details
- Edition
- Second edition.
- Description
- xix, 282 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
- Bibliography
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 259-270) and indexes.
- Contents
- "The noble savage" and science -- Brass instruments and dark skins -- Psychometric scientism -- Psychology and race -- The psychology of survival and education -- Black psychologists: training, employment, and organizations -- Production of black psychologists in America -- Francis Cecil Sumner: father of black American psychologists -- The past is prologue -- Appendix A: Statement on racial psychology by The Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI)
- -- Appendix B: List of respondents to the 1930 questionnaire concerning the validity of the mulatto hypotheses -- Appendix C: Miscegenation laws in the United States -- Appendix D: Application to Howard University in 1872 for a professorship in chemistry from G. Stanley Hall -- Appendix E: Psychology instructors at Howard University, 1867-1940 -- Appendix F: Master degree graduates in psychology, Howard University, 1927-1950 -- Appendix G: Selected bibliography of
- psycholgical studies, 1920-1946.
- Subject
- Psychology -- History.
- African American psychologists.
- Ethnopsychology -- History.
- Anthropometry -- History.
- Black people -- Psychology.
- Black or African American -- history -- United States.
- Psychology -- history -- United States.
- Ethnopsychology -- history -- United States.
- Race Relations -- history -- United States.
- ISBN
- 0205149936 paperback