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Introduction: psychology and history – themes, debates, overlaps and borrowings [Psychology and history: interdisciplinary explorations]

, 2014
Cristian Tileagă, Jovan Byford
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Josef Brozek and the internationalization of the history of psychology as a research field: a biographical study (1913-2004)

Armando Magno de Abreu Leopoldino
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Prior Out-of-Home Placement and Length of Stay Among Youths Receiving Mental Health Services in the ED.

JAMA Netw Open
Kelly CK, Saliba M, Park JH, Yoshii HK, Tarikogullari I, Tarasewicz A, Kaase A, Porter C, Boehm SM, Loy SN, LeMahieu A, Romanowicz M, Taylor-Desir MJ.   +12 more
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History of Psychology

International Journal of Psychology, 2016
The editor of History of Psychology discusses her plan to vary the journal's content and expand its scope in specific ways. The first is to introduce a "Spotlight" feature, a relatively brief, provocative thought piece that might take one of several forms. Along with this new feature, she hopes further to broaden the journal's coverage and its range of
N. Weidman
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History of military psychology

Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps, 2018
Military psychology is a specialist discipline within applied psychology. It entails the application of psychological science to military operations, systems and personnel. The specialty was formally founded during World War I in the UK and the USA, and it was integral to many early concepts and interventions for psychological and neuropsychological ...
Jamie, Hacker Hughes, M, McCauley, L, Wilson   +2 more
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History of the History of Psychology

2020
Reflexivity has been a common theme in the literature on the history of psychology in recent years. Reflecting on the history of psychology is for historians of psychology the ultimate reflexive step. Germany is widely regarded as the homeland of “modern” or “scientific” psychology.
Adrian C. Brock
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