The Recreations Of A Psychologist (Fiction "The Fall Of Atlantis" Plus Autobiographical And Speculative)

New York: D. Appleton And Company, 1920. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Good. 336 Pp. Green Cloth Stamped In Black. First Printing With Appleton's "(1)" Mark At End Of Last Page Of Text. Ownership Signature Of Psychologist Samuel Calmin [S. C. ] Kohs, Inventor Of The Block Design Test And Author Of Intelligence Measurement [1923]. Wear, Small Frays At Corners, Chip At Upper Right Of Top Of Spine Removing Last Six Letters Of "Recreations". Granville Stanley Hall (February 1, 1846 - April 24, 1924[1]) Was A Pioneering American Psychologist And Educator Who Earned The First Doctorate In Psychology Awarded In The United States Of America At Harvard College In The Nineteenth Century. His Interests Focused On Human Life Span Development And Evolutionary Theory. Hall Was The First President Of The American Psychological Association And The First President Of Clark University. A Review Of General Psychology Survey, Published In 2002, Ranked Hall As The 72Nd Most Cited Psychologist Of The 20Th Century. During His 31 Years As President, Hall Remained Intellectually Active. He Was Instrumental In The Development Of Educational Psychology, And Attempted To Determine The Effect Adolescence Has On Education. He Was Also Responsible For Inviting Sigmund Freud And Carl Jung To Visit And Deliver A Lecture Series In 1909 At The Clark Conference.