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A WOMAN'S STRUGGLE IN ACADEMIC PSYCHOLOGY (1936-2001)

Tracy S. Kendler's strong desire to get a college education had to overcome economic hardships of the Great Depression and a mother's conviction that finding a suitable husband was more important. Solomon Asch at Brooklyn College, by scholarly example, encouraged her to seek a career in ps...

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Published in:	History of psychology 2003-08, Vol.6 (3), p.251-266
Main Authors:	Kendler, Tracy S, Kendler, Howard H
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