Women Pioneers of Psychology

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According to an essay published online on the Earlham College website, Margaret Floy Washburn made numerous contributions to the field of psychology. In addition to being a pioneer in this field which had previously been not simply dominated by men thought was the exclusive domain of males, she was known for her interest in "methodological innovation, development of theory, experimental research, and education." One of her greatest contributions to the field of psychology was contained in her book "The Ani

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