James McKeen Cattell photographs, tests, and other materials 1928-1994

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James McKeen Cattell photographs, tests, and other materials 1928-1994

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James McKeen Cattell worked to establish psychology as a "hard" science. Establishing the mental testing efforts in the United States, Cattell founded The Psychological Corporation, one of the largest mental testing firms in the U.S. The materials in this collection are mostly personal in nature, documenting Cattell's family life through photographs, correspondence, and a printed history of the Cattell family. A number of Cattell's mental tests are also present in the collection.

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