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-335 - Aristotle founded the Lyceum
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-347 - Plato died
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-350 - Aristotle wrote De Anima
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-350 - Aristotle wrote On Memory and Reminiscence
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-360 - Plato wrote Timaeus
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-384 to – 322 - Life of Greek philosopher Aristotle
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-387 - Plato founded the academy in Athens
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-399 - Socrates died
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-400 - Parmenides of Elea writes On Nature
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-427 – 348 - Life of Greek philosopher Plato
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-460 – 370 – Life of Greek philosopher Democritus
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-500 – 428 - Greek philosopher Anaxagoras
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-550 – Pythagoras of Samos enunciated theorem
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-580 – Greek philosopher Anaximander organized a world map
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-600 – Thales of Miletus
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1247 - Bethlehem Hospital founded
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1253 - Robert Grosseteste died
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1264 - Thomas Aquinas published Summa Theologica
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1276 - First psychlogist pope
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1276 - Pope John XXI wrote a book on psychological ideas
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1294 - Roger Bacon died
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1308 - Duns Scotus dies
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1349 - William of Ockham died
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1409 - Founding of the world's first mental hospital in Spain
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1462 - Platonic Academy established in Florence
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1473 - Polish astronomer Nicolau Copernicus refuted the geocentric theory of the universe
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1506 - Term "psichiologia" first used
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1508 - Dutch humanist published The Praise of Folly
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1513 - The Prince published
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1516 - Sir Thomas More published Utopia
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1524 - Marco Marulik published The Psychology of Human Thought Volume 1
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1540 - P Melanchton published Commentary about the Soul
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1543 - Belgian physiologist Vesalius practices the dissection of cadavers
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1546 - Bethlehem Hospital ("Bedlam") deeded to the city of London
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1575 - J T Freigius uses term "psychologia"
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1586 - First book in English in the treatment of mental illness
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1586 - G B della Porta published De Humana Physiognomonia
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1590 - R Goclenius invented the term "Psychology"
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1594 - O Cassman wrote Psychologia Anthropologica, or Animae Humanae Doctrina
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1605 - F Bacon published The Proficiency and Advancement of Learning
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1616 - Physiologist William Harvey explained the blood's circulation
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1624 - P Gassendi published Paradoxes Against the Aristotelian
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1632 - G Galileo published Dialogue on the Two Great Systems of the World
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1635 - E Neuhaus published book summarizing the reason for studying psychology
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1637 - R Descartes published Discourse on Method
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1649 - R Descartes postulates total separation of body and soul
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1651 - T Hobbes published Leviathan
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1654 - The Salpêtrière asylum was founded
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1666 - First meeting of France's Royal Academy of Sciences
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1667 - First recorded example of blood transfusion as a psychiatric treatment
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1677 - B de Spinoza dies
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1690 - J Locke published An Essay Concerning Human Understanding
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1692 - C Thomasius published book in the midn
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170 - Anatomy of the brain described
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1709 - G Berkeley published An Essay Toward a New Theory of Vision
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1732 - C von Wolff published "Psicologia empirica"
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1734 - Christian von Wolff published Psychologia Rationalis
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1736 - Norwegian royal ordinance providing for care of people with mental illness
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1738 - C von Wolff introduced the concept of measuring mental phenomena
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1745 - J O de La Mettrie published The Natural History of the Soul
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1748 - D Hume published An Inquiry Concerning Human Understanding
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1749 - de La Mettrie published L'Homme Machine
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1749 - First recorded instance of special education
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1751 - First journal with the word "psychology" in its title
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1751 - First summary of the physiology of reflex
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1754 - C Bonnet published Essay about Psychology
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1754 - E Condillac published Treatise on Sensation
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1764 - T. Reid published Inquiry into the Human Mind
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1765 - G W von Leibniz published New Essays on the Human Understanding
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1766 - F A Mesmer publshed first works
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1768 - R Whytt uses the expression "motion from a stimulus"
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1771 - J A Unzer uses the term "reflex"
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1774 - F Mesmer performed first supposed cure using "animal magnetism"
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1774 - First public ordinance providing for hospitalization of people with mental illness
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1777 - F Mesmer was expelled from the practice of medicine in Vienna
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1777 – Term "neurosis" first used to describe mental illness
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1782 - Immanuel Kant published The Critic of Pure Reason
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1784 - Commission to study the scientific basis of Mesmer's cures
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1785 - T Reid published Essay in the Intellectual Powers of Man
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1786 - Galvani reports results
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1788 - First patients admitted to the new St Bonifacio Hospital
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1788 - T Reid published Essay on the Active Powers of the Human Mind
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1789 - J Bentham published Principles of Morals and Legislation
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1789 - T Malthus published Essays on the progress of the population
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1790 - E Darwin produces a theory of human behavior
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1794 - D Diderot published Essays on the Progress of the Human Spirit
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1794 - Philippe Pinel introduces humane methods of treatment
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1795 - Beginnings of study of reaction times
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1796 - F Franco published Theological Medicine
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1796 - First executive committee meeting mental health facility
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1796 – First original Russian book on psychology
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1799 - Victor, the "Wild Boy of Aveyron," captured in France
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1802 - P J Cabanis published Traité du Physique et du Moral de l'Homme
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1802 - T Young published A Theory of Color Vision
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1809 - Gall and Spurzheim publish a book on descriptive anatomy of the brain
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1810 - Cornerstone of modern statistics
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1811 - First report of anatomical separation of sensory and motor function of spinal cord
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1812 - Foundation stone for the third location of Bethlehem Hospital ("Bedlam")
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1813 - F Franco published Elements of Hygiene
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1815 - J K Spurzheim published The Phisiognonimal System of Drs Gall and Spurzheim
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1816 - J F Herbart published Lehrbuch zur Psychologie
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1817 - E Weber was appointed Dozent
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1818 - Spurzheim published Observations sur la phrénologie, ou la Naissance de l'Homme
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1820 - F Beneke published On the Relationship between the Soul and the Body
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1821 - Task of physiology defined as including study of psychological matter
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1822 - F Magendie postulated separation of sensory and motor function of the spinal cord
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1823 - The first lectures in Britain on mental illness
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1824 - Foundations for German psychology laid
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1828 - The first clear relationship between epilepsy and a local cortical lesion
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1831 - The Beagle departed England
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1831 - The Salpêtrière asylum of Paris began a program of treatment of "idiotic" women
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1834 - Johannes Müller published Handbüch des Physiologie des Menschen
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1838 - Johannes Müller published Elements of Physiology
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1841 - First use of term "hypnotism"
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1841 – Lectures in educational psychology
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1843 - First modern insanity defense.
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1843 - Les Annales Médico– Psychologiques founded
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1844 - John Stuart Mill published A System of Logic
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1847 - The first German government– sponsored facility for children with mental retardation
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1848 - England established first formal institution for people with mental retardation
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1848 - Norwegian parliamentary law relating to mental health
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1848 - Phineas Gage and brain function
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1848 - Relation brain function and speech function
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1850 - Fechner developed Law
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1850 - Report of nerve speed conduction
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1852 - Chapters on Mental Physiology published
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1854 - First published work on the speed of nervous conduction
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1855 - First psychological textbook published
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1855 - Two volumes of The Principles of Psychology published
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1855 - Wilhelm Wundt received MD degree
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1856 - First volume of the Handbuch der physiologischen Optik published
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1858 - Wilhelm Wundt became assistant of Hermann von Helmholtz
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1859 - Alexander Bain published The Emotions and the Will
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1859 - Charles Darwin's The Origin of Species published
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1859 - First public school class for children with mental retardation
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1860 - First chair in psychology established at the University of Bern, Switzerland
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1860 - G Fechner published The Elements of Psychophysics
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1860 - T Laycock published Mind and Brain
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1861 - Broca's area in the brain identified
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1861 - Wilhelm Wundt read paper on individual differences in reaction times
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1862 - Wundt teaches Psychology as a Natural Science
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1863 - Wundt published Lectures on Human and Animal Psychology
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1865 - F Galton published Hereditary Talent and Character
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1866 - Materialist explanation of psychic phenomenon
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1867 - H Maudsley published Physiology and Pathology of the Mind
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1867 - Phrenology criticized
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1868 - Dutch book on the speed of mental phenomena
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1869 - F Galton uses the normal distribution for purposes of classification
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1869 - Fechner and Wundt recognized in the US
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1870 - First account of electrical stimulation of the human brain
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1870 - First Italian treatise on psychology
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1870 - Psychiatric hospital founded in Switzerland
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1870 – Contemporary psychology introduced to France
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1871 - Charles Darwin published The Descent of Man
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1872 - Charles Darwin published The Expression of the Emotions in the Man and in the Animals
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1873 - First thorough description of anorexia nervosa
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1873 - Wundt published Principles of Physiological Psychology
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1874 - F Brentano published Psychology from an Empirical Standpoint
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1874 - Principles of Mental Physiology published
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1874 - Wundt took position in Switzerland
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1875 - F Galton published History of Twins
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1875 - The Society for the Protection of Animals Liable to Vivisection founded
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1875 - Wilhelm Wundt at the University of Leipzig
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1876 - Alexander Bain established Mind, the first journal devoted to psychological research
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1876 - First Italian laboratory for work in psychology
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1876 - Francis Galton used the method of twin comparisons
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1876 - Psychology work appears in the Revue Philosophique
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1877 - Charles Darwin published A Biographical Sketch of an Infant
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1879 - Francis Galton utilizes method of word association
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1879 - Term clinical psychology used for first time
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1879 - Wilhelm Wundt established first psychological laboratory
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1880 - Francis Galton made systematic use of questionnaires
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1880 - Francis Galton published Statistics of Mental Imagery
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1881 - First doctoral degree recipient in experimental psychology
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1881 - First proposal for an international congress
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1881 - S Freud received his MD degree from the University of Vienna
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1882 - Anecdotal method developed
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1882 - Cathartic method the foundation of psychodynamic therapy
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1882 - First formal recognition of neurology as a separate medical discipline
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1882 - William T Preyer published first volume of The Mind of the Children
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1882 – First recognition of hypnotism
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1883 - F Galton published Inquiries into Human Faculty and Its Development
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1883 - Pavlov received the MD degree
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1883 - Philosophische Studien established
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1883 - University authorities gave Wundt's Leipzig laboratory formal recognition
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1884 - H Bernheim published On Suggestion in the Hypnotic State
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1884 – F Galton set up an anthropometric laboratory
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1885 - Janet reported first studies of hypnosis
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1885 - First course in experimental psychology proposed
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1885 - First multifaceted abilities test
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1885 - Freud first introduced to hypnosis
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1885 - Galton first described the phenomenon of regression toward the mean
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1885 - H Ebbinghaus published Memory: A Contribution to Experimental Psychology
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1885 - The first laboratory of psychology in Italy
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1885 - V S Bekhterev founded Russia’s first laboratory of experimental psychology
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1886 - E Mach published The Analysis of Sensations
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1886 - First laboratory of experimental psychology in Russia
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1886 - J Dewey published first textbook titled Psychology
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1886 - Moscow Psychological Society established
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1886 - Psychophysical Laboratory founded at the University of Copenhagen
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1886 - S Freud opened private medical practice
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1886 - V Horsley described early successful surgery for epilepsy
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1888 - F Galton measured at his own Anthropometric Laboratory
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1889 - First experiment leading to the discovery of sex hormones
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1889 - First International Congress on Hypnotism
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1889 - First psychological laboratory in France
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1889 - International Congress of Psychology
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1889 - Support for use of hypnosis to remove hysterical symptoms
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1889 - T Ribot appointed Professor at the College of France
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1889 - The first International Congress of Physiological Psychology
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1889 - The first Russian psychology journal
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1890 - B C Reform introduces the notions of psychology in the curricula of the Normal Schools
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1890 - C von Ehrenfels published About the Qualities of the Gestalt
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1890 - G Tarde published The Laws of Imitation
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1890 - P Janet succeeds Charcot
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1892 - First Dutch laboratory founded in Groningen
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1892 - First Swiss laboratory founded
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1892 - Laboratory of experimental psychology founded at the University of Louvain
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1892 - S Freud first referred to the unconscious & unconscious motivation
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1892 - The 2nd International Congress of Physiological Psychology
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1893 - Laboratory of Experimental Psychology established at the University of Iassy
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1893 - O Külpe published Outline of Psychology
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1893 - P Janet received his MD degree under Jean–Martin Charcot
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1894 - C Lloyd Morgan published Comparative Psychology
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1894 - First laboratory of psychology in Austria
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1894 - Psychological and physiological aspects of bicycle racing discussed
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1895 - Freud conceived his dream theory
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1895 - G Le Bon published Psychologie de Foules
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1895 - J Breuer & S Freud published Studies on Hystery
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1895 - K Pearson sent the first of two papers on correlation to the Royal Society
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1896 - 3rd International Congress of Physiological Psychology
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1896 - First laboratory of experimental psychology in Italy
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1896 - Laboratory of Experimental Psychology and Linguistics in France
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1896 - S Freud presented psychogenic theory of hysteria
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1896 - Term psychoanalysis first used a paper by S Freud
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1897 - A Mosso published the book Physiology of Man in the Alps
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1897 - First laboratory of psychology in Poland
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1897 - Laboratories of psychology at the Universities of Cambridge and London
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1897 - W Wundt published Outlines of Psychology
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1898 - E Durkheim published Représentations individuelles et représentations collectives
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1898 - First International Congress on Hypnotism
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1898 - First meeting Childhood Society of Great Britain
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1899 - La Société Libre Pour L'Étude Psychologique de L'Enfant (The Free Society for the Psychological Study of Children)
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1900 - Carl G Jung appointed Bleuler's assistant
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1900 - First women earned PhD in Austria
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1900 - The Institut Psychologique International founded in France
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1901 - Alois Alzheimer first interviewed a patient who became the prototypic case of Alzheimer's disease
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1901 - First Polish psychology laboratory founded
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1901 - French Psychological Society founded
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1901 - London Psycho-Therapeutic Society inaugurated
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1901 - The British Psychological Society founded
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1902 - Ebbinghaus states "Psychology has a long past, but only a short story"
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1902 - First professor of psychology in Spain
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1903 - Ivan Pavlov first introduced his conditioned reflex theory
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1903 - William Stern uses the term "Psychotechnique"
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1904 - German Society for Experimental Psychology founded
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1904 - Jung published first studies on word association
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1904 - Max Wertheimer, founder of Gestalt psychology received his PhD
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1904 - Oskar Pfungst examined "Clever Hans"
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1905 - Alfred Binet announced the founding of the first laboratory school in Europe
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1905 - First Italian journal of psychology
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1905 - First presentatiob of Binet and Simon's first intelligence test
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1906 - Alzheimer presented evidence of brain changes in first "Alzheimer's" patient
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1906 - Institute of Applied Psychology established in Berlin
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1906 - Psychology in Italy was officially acknowledged
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1906 - The first Romanian Chair of Psychology
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1907 - Henri Piéron advocated for psychology as the study of behavior
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1907 - Polish Psychological Association founded
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1908 - Binet and Simon develop tests for the measurement of child intelligence
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1908 - First application of psychology to law
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1909 - First psychology laboratory in Norway
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1910 - Attitude test for streetcar drivers
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1910 - Italian Society of Psychology founded
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1911 - First Czech psychological laboratory
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1911 - Italian Psychological Society founded
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1912 - First experimental psychology laboratory in Russia
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1912 - First laboratory of experimental psychology in the Czech Republic
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1912 - Jean Jacques Rousseau Institute founded
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1912 - M Wertheimer published "Experimental Studies of the Perception of Movement"
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1912 - Moscow Institute of Psychology opened
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1912 - Polish Neuro-Psychiatric Society formed
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1913 - C Jung broke ideological ties with Sigmund Freud
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1913 - W Köhler initiated studies in Tenerife
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1915 - Famous “vase/two faces” figure created
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1915 - First German psychological testing center for armed forces
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1917 - Psychotechnical laboratory for training of railroad engineers established
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1918 - Chair of Psychology established at Tbilisi State University, Georgia
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1919 - K Bühler is appointed professor of philosophy and psychology in Dresden
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1919 - Swiss Psychoanalytic Society founded
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1920 - First patient seen at the Tavistock Clinic in London
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1920 - First Spanish journal partly dedicated to psychology
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1920 - H Piéron established the Institute of Psychology at the University of Paris
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1920 - Yugoslavia’s first psychology institute established
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1921 - First Finnish Institute of Psychology founded
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1921 - Journal Psychologische Forschung estabished
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1921 - Rorschach cards published
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1922 - First Greek book on child psychology
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1922 - Moscow Psychological Society disbanded
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1922 - National Council for Mental Hygiene of Great Britain founded
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1924 - Defining lecture on Gestalt psychology
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1924 - M Wertheimer published Gestalt Theory
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1926 - First psychological laboratory in Greece
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1926 - Psychology laboratory established at the University of Athens
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1927 - Czech-Moravian Psychological Society founded
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1927 - First Greek psychology laboratory at the University of Athens
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1927 - Psychology examination of officer candidates in the German army
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1927 - Research Center for Economic Psychology founded in Vienna
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1927 - Society for Psychology Engineering and Applied Psychophysiology founded
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1928 - Hungarian Psychological Association founded
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1929 - Department of Psychology in Croatia
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1933 - British Union of Practical Psychologists established
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1933 - C G Jung became professor in Switzerland
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1933 - Psychological Engineering Section of State Institute for Experimental Psychology abolished in the USSR
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1933 - W Köhler wrote the last anti-Nazi article to be published before World War II
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1934 - J Moreno introduced the sociometric measurement technique
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1934 - Norwegian Psychological Association established
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1935 - FIrst modern surgery on the frontal lobes for treatment of mental disorders
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1936 - First independent chair of psychology in Finland
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1936 - Soviet Government issued a resolution condemning psychology and the use of psychological measurements
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1937 -First Armenian psychology library at Yerevan University
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1938 - First psychology department in Ankara University
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1938 - First report of treatment of a mental patient by electroconvulsive shock
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1938 - Netherlands Institute of Psychology founded
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1938 - Sigmund Freud's emigrated
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1938 - Society for Personality Assessment founded
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1941 - Georgian Institute of Psychology founded in Tbilisi
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1941 - The first German diploma examination and professional university training in psychology is established in Germany
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1942 -Term "psychology of behavior" introduced to Italian psychology
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1943 - Allied bombing in World War II destroyed Wilhelm Wundt's original Leipzig psychology laboratory
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1943 - First intentional use of LSD
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1943 - Swiss Psychological Society founded
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1945 - K Duncker published article "On Problem Solving"
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1946 - Association of German Professional Psychologists founded
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1946 - Belgian Association for Psychological Sciences (BAPS) founded
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1947 - Association of Danish Psychologists founded
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1947 - Belgian Psychological Society established
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1947 - Deutsche Gesellschaft für Psychologie (DGPs) reestablished in West Germany
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1947 - First Scandinavian Meeting of Psychologists
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1947 - Georgian Research Institute of Psychology established
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1947 - The first post–World War II meeting of German psychologists
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1947 - University degree (licence de psychologie) established in France
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1948 - First Swedish independent chair of psychology
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1948 - Psychology as an independent university subject in Czechoslovakia
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1948 - The C G Jung Institute is established in Zurich
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1950 - A Turing publishes Computing Machinery and Intelligence
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1950 - Chlorpromazine (Thorazine) first synthesized in France
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1950 - Slovenian Psychological Association founded
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1950 - Union of Psychological Associations of Yugoslavia was founded
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1952 - F Bartlett publishes Think and to Conceive: Experiments of Practical Psychology
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1952 - Finnish Psychological Society founded
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1952 - H Eysenck's article "The Effects of Psychotherapy: An Evaluation" published
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1952 - Spanish Psychological Society established
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1953 - Austrian Professional Association of Psychologists founded
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1953 - Croatian Psychological Society founded
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1953 - ECT therapy denounced by psychologist
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1953 - Postgraduate psychology established at the University of Madrid
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1953 - Serbian Psychological Society established
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1954 - Association of Icelandic Psychologists founded
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1955 - First issue Russian journal Voprosy psikhologii
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1955 - Swedish Psychological Association founded
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1956 - Ceskolovenska Psychologie (Czechoslovak Psychology) founded
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1956 - The Turkish Psychological Association was founded
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1957 - First International Symposium on Military Psychology
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1957 - Psychological research laboratory founded at the Armenian Pedagogical Institute
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1957 - Psychological Society of the Russian Soviet Federal Socialist Republic Academy of Pedagogical Sciences founded
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1957 - Slovak Psychological Association founded
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1957 - The Finnish Psychological Society established
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1958 - Czechoslovak Psychological Society and the Slovak Psychological Society founded
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1958 - Dutch Society of Group Psychotherapy founded
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1958 - Lithuanian Psychological Association founded
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1958 - Offered in France — a doctorate with an option in psychology
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1959 - First All-Union Congress of the Russian Soviet Federal Socialist Republic Psychological Society
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1959 - First operant behavior laboratory at the University of Liege, Belgium
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1960 - American Psychological Association delegation to the Soviet Union
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1960 - Portugese Society of Psychology founded
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1962 - National Syndicate of Psychologists founded
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1962 - Society for Psychology of the German Democratic Republic founded
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1963 - Association of Greek Psychologists established
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1963 - The Max Planck Institute for Human Development and Education founded in Berlin
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1964 - Association of Romanian Psychologists established
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1965 - Psychologists Association of Romania established
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1965 - Queen Elizabeth II granted a royal charter to the British Psychological Society
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1966 - Independent psychology faculties & degree programs were established in Moscow and Leningrad universities
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1967 - H Putnam suggests the idea of multiple realizability of mental properties
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1968 - Soviet Union authorized doctoral-level degrees in psychology
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1969 - Bulgarian Psychological Society founded
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1970 - Article "Origins and Evolutions of the Term Psychology" was published
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1970 - Psychological Society of Ireland established
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1971 - First issue of the European Journal of Social Psychology
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1971 - First psychology degrees offered in Italian universities
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1971 - French Association of Behavior Therapy founded
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1971 - Institute of Psychology of the USSR Academy of Sciences founded
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1971 - Law regulating the profession of psychology in Norway
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1973 - A psychological licensing law is adopted in Norway
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1976 - Principios de psicologiá [Principles of Psychology] was published in Madrid
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1976 - The Psychological Association (Turkey) was founded
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1977 - Italian Association for Behavior Analysis and Modification founded
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1977 - The German Journal of Psychology begun
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1977 - The Professional Association of Leichtenstein Psychologists was founded
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1979 - Belgian Federations of Psychologists established
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1979 - Greek Parliament announces a law specifying the qualifications for the profession of psychologist
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1980 - Belgian Federation of Psychologist published its Code of Ethics
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1980 - Colegio Oficial de Psicologos (Spanish Psychological Association) founded
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1980 - First Congress of the Italian Association for Behaviour Analysis and Modification
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1980 - Institute of Psychology official teaching of psychology abolished in Romania between 1980 and 1989
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1980 - Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics opened in Nijmegen, The Netherlands
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1981 - European Federation of Professional Psychologists' Associations founded
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1982 - journal Revista de Historia de la Psicología established in Spain
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1983 - First European Meeting on the Experimental Analysis of Behavior
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1985 - Law n.85-772 defines the professional regulation of psychologists in France
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1987 - 815 people have professional register to work as psychologists in New Zealand
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1987 - An estimated 18,000 psychologists in France
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1987 - European Federation of Psychology Students' Associations (EFPSA) established
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1987 - First department of psychology established at a major Greek university
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1988 - An estimated 2,160 psychologists in Norway
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1988 - An estimated 5,000 psychologists in Germany
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1988 - Estonian Union of Psychologists was founded
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1988 - Lithuanian Psychological Association founded
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1989 - State Law No 56 regulates the profession of psychologist in Italy
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1990 - The British Psychological Society's Register of Chartered Psychologists, begun in 1988, came into full operation
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1991 - Law 360/1990 regulates the profession of psychologist in Austria
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1991 - PSY-PUB, first international electronic mail access to Soviet psychologists
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1992 - Approximately 1350 people are working as psychologists in Austria
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1992 - Approximately 6,000 people are working as psychologists in Belgium
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1992 - Approximately 6,000 people are working as psychologists in Poland
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1992 - First meeting of the European Society for Philosophy and Psychology
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1994 - First Congress of the Russian Psychotherapy Association in Tyumen, Siberia
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1994 - Russian Psychological Society (RPS) established
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1994 - Title of psychotherapist regulated in Finland
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1995 - European Federation of Psychologists' Associations adopts the Meta-Code of Ethics
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1995 - The 4th European Congress of Psychology
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1995 - The Order of the Psychologists of San Marino is established
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1996 - First Interamerican and Iberoamerican Meeting of Behavior Analysis
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1996 - The European Psychologist began publication
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1996 - The International Journal of Psychotherapy, associated with the European Association for Psychotherapy, was first published
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1997 - 5th European Congress of Psychology
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1997 - First issue of the Journal Psychology in Spain published
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1998 - First issue of the Spanish Journal of Psychology
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1998 - M T Bazany, one of the most important psychologists of Czechoslovakia, dies
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1998 - Spanish Ministry of Health established legal qualifications for practice as a clinical psychologist
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1999 - 6th European Congress of Psychology
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2000 - Maltese Psychological Association founded.
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2000 - The Eurasian Journal of Educational Research founded
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2001 - 7th European Congress of Psychology
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2001 - British Psychological Society Centenary
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2001 - Formal recognition of psychology and commission of psychologists in Poland
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2002 - British Psychological Society History of Psychology Centre established
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2002 - Ibero-American Federation of Psychology Associations (FIAP) founded
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2002 - PhD program in Psychology at Warsaw School of Social Psychology
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2002 - Status of Clinical Psychology affirmed in Spain
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2002 - Swiss Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapy founded
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2003 - 8th European Congress of Psychology
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2003 - Belgian Association for Behavior Therapy founded
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2003 - Federation of French Psychologists established
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2003 - First Conference of the European Association for Behaviour Analysis
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2003 - International centennial Pavlov's celebration
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2004 - College of Romanian Psychologists established
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2004 - European Institute for the Study of Human Behaviour found
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2005 - 9th European Congress of Psychology
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2005 - EuroPsy (European Certificate in Psychology) approved by EFPA
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2005 - EuroPsy pilot project
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2007 - 10th European Congress of Psychology
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2009 - 11th European Congress of Psychology
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2009 - First South East Europe Regional Conference of Psychology (SEERCP)
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2009 - Slovakian Chamber of Psychologists established
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2009 - South-East European Regional Conference of Psychology (SEERCP)
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2010 - Psi Chi chartered a chapter in the Republic of Ireland
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2011 - The 12th European Congress of Psychology was held in Istanbul, Turkey.
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