Models of Achievement: Reflections of Eminent Women in Psychology - Vol. 3

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Reviewers for Models
of Achievement,
Volume 3

The Editor and Autobiographers are grateful to the following for their reviews of one or more manuscripts.

Jeff Adams, Widener University

Robin E Arnold, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Mary Brabeck, Boston College

Barry Bricklin, Wayne, Pennsylvania

Pamela Brown, Widener University

Jan Culbertson, Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center

Kimberly Carr, Ball State University

Cindy Clement, University of Hawaii

Elinor Cowling, Xerox Corporation

Jennifer Detta, Ball State University

Valerie Duffy, University of Connecticut and Yale University

Katie Fast, Yale University

Nicole Friedman, California School of Professional Psychology

Michi Fu, California School of Professional Psychology

Charles Gallagher, Widener University

Rochel Gelman, University of California-Los Angeles

Shirin Ghazanfari, SUNY-Geneseo

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Table of contents

Table of contents

  • Title Page *
  • Contents v
  • Reviewers for Models of Achievement, Volume 3 ix
  • Foreword xiii
  • Preface xvii
  • References xx
  • Part I - General Introduction 1
  • Chapter 1 - Partners in Progress: Illuminating a New Vision of Women in Psychology 3
  • References 9
  • Part II - Historical and Social Contexts 11
  • Chapter 2 - A Century of Contrasts: Historical and Social Contexts of the 20th Century 13
  • References 24
  • Part III - Autobiographical Perspectives 27
  • Chapter 3 - Frances Mitchell Culbertson 29
  • Representative Publications 43
  • Chapter 4 - Patricia M. Bricklin 45
  • Representative Publications 61
  • Chapter 5 - Frances Degan Horowitz 63
  • References 75
  • Representative Publications 76
  • Chapter 6 - Norine G. Johnson 79
  • References 94
  • Representative Publications 95
  • Chapter 7 - Sandra Wood Scarr 97
  • References 110
  • Representative Publications 111
  • Chapter 8 - Dorothy W. Cantor 113
  • References 123
  • Chapter 9 125
  • References 132
  • Representative Publications 133
  • Chapter 10 135
  • Representative Publications 146
  • Chapter 11 149
  • References 164
  • Representative Publications 165
  • Chapter 12 169
  • References 180
  • Representative Publications 182
  • Chapter 13 185
  • References 197
  • Representative Publications 198
  • Chapter 14 201
  • References 215
  • Representative Publications 217
  • Chapter 15 219
  • References 234
  • Representative Publications 235
  • Chapter 16 239
  • References 253
  • Chapter 17 255
  • References 271
  • Representative Publications 272
  • Chapter 18 275
  • References 287
  • Representative Publications 291
  • Chapter 19 293
  • Representative Publications 303
  • Chapter 20 307
  • Representative Publications 325
  • Chapter 21 329
  • References 339
  • Representative Publications 341
  • Part IV - Achievement Patterns in the 20th Century *
  • Chapter 22 - Profiles and Patterns of Achievement for 53 Eminent Women: Synthesis and Resynthesis 3 343
  • References 419
  • Index 421
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