The following events in the history of psychology took place in 1916.
Events[]
- Lewis M. Terman publishes The Measurement of Intelligence
- The Stanford-Binet intelligence test was introduced in the United States.
- The Journal of Experimental Psychology is established
- The Division of Applied Psychology is established at the Carnegie Institute of
Technology
- Margaret Floy Washburn publishes Movement and Mental Imagery outlining
a motor theory of complex mental processes
- Enrique Arágon establishes the first psychological laboratory in the Mexico
- A complete account of Edward Thorndike's studies is published in the Egyptian
journal Al-Muktataf
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