Association for Psychological Science records 1987-2007

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Association for Psychological Science records 1987-2007

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This collection documents the history of the Association for Psychological Science (APS; formerly, the American Psychological Society) from its founding in 1988 to the present. It consists of correspondence, memoranda, news clippings, meeting minutes, programming materials, press releases, and other materials generated by and about APS.

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The Association for Psychological Science (APS) was founded as the American Psychological Society on August 12, 1988 with a mission of advancing scientific psychology and its representation as a science on the national level. In 1987, the Assembly for Scientific and Applied Psychology, a group of 450 scientifically-oriented psychologists, voted to found the American Psychological Society. Charles Kiesler was elected the first president and Alan Kraut was the first Execut...

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