A history of women in psychology and neuroscience: exploring the trailblazers of STEM
"Since its inception, women have played a crucial role in psychology, securing research opportunities and academic positions long denied them in other scientific fields. Over the last 150 years, women have made groundbreaking discoveries that have significantly shaped our understanding of the b...
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Barnsley, South Yorkshire ; Havertown, PA
Pen & Sword History
2024
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| Schriftenreihe: | Trailblazers of STEM
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Since its inception, women have played a crucial role in psychology, securing research opportunities and academic positions long denied them in other scientific fields. Over the last 150 years, women have made groundbreaking discoveries that have significantly shaped our understanding of the brain and its influence on perception and behaviour. A History of Women in Psychology and Neuroscience chronicles the contributions of 267 women who advanced our knowledge of the human mind. From Christine Ladd Franklin's late 19th-century studies on colour perception to Virginia Johnson's pioneering research on human sexual response, and from Augusta Dejerine-Klumpke's early work on neurological conditions to May-Britt Moser's Nobel-winning discovery of grid cells, these women have made indelible marks on the field. This book delves into our understanding of memory formation, the impact of enriched environments on mental development, the varying abilities to handle chronic stress, the unconscious influence of societal stereotypes, the evolutionary basis of social habits, and the insights sign language offers into the brain's capacity for language. It also explores how children internalise violence and countless other findings. These stories highlight the women who have meticulously uncovered, layer by layer, the answers to age-old questions about human nature and behaviour."--Inside book jacket |
| Beschreibung: | xii, 308 Seiten, 8 ungezählte Seiten Tafeln Illustrationen 24 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781399032353 |
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| spelling | DeBakcsy, Dale Verfasser (DE-588)1286011280 aut A history of women in psychology and neuroscience exploring the trailblazers of STEM Dale DeBakcsy Barnsley, South Yorkshire ; Havertown, PA Pen & Sword History 2024 xii, 308 Seiten, 8 ungezählte Seiten Tafeln Illustrationen 24 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Trailblazers of STEM "Since its inception, women have played a crucial role in psychology, securing research opportunities and academic positions long denied them in other scientific fields. Over the last 150 years, women have made groundbreaking discoveries that have significantly shaped our understanding of the brain and its influence on perception and behaviour. A History of Women in Psychology and Neuroscience chronicles the contributions of 267 women who advanced our knowledge of the human mind. From Christine Ladd Franklin's late 19th-century studies on colour perception to Virginia Johnson's pioneering research on human sexual response, and from Augusta Dejerine-Klumpke's early work on neurological conditions to May-Britt Moser's Nobel-winning discovery of grid cells, these women have made indelible marks on the field. This book delves into our understanding of memory formation, the impact of enriched environments on mental development, the varying abilities to handle chronic stress, the unconscious influence of societal stereotypes, the evolutionary basis of social habits, and the insights sign language offers into the brain's capacity for language. It also explores how children internalise violence and countless other findings. These stories highlight the women who have meticulously uncovered, layer by layer, the answers to age-old questions about human nature and behaviour."--Inside book jacket Women psychologists / History Neurologists / History Women scientists / History Women / History Femmes / Histoire Femmes psychologues / Histoire Neurologues / Histoire Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 978-1-39903-237-7 |
| spellingShingle | DeBakcsy, Dale A history of women in psychology and neuroscience exploring the trailblazers of STEM Christine Ladd-Franklin and the Colour Wars of the Late Nineteenth Century -- The Woman of a Thousand Brains: Augusta Déjerine-Klumpke, Pioneer Neuroscientist -- Self-Remembrance: Mary Whiton Calkins's Adventures Among the Atomists -- The Two Montessoris: The Rise, Fall and Rebirth of an Educational Revolution -- Margaret Floy Washburn and the Motion of Thought -- Generations: The Neuroscience Dynasty of Cécile and Marthe Vogt -- Brief Portraits: The Nineteenth Century -- Workers as Humans: Lillian Moller Gilbreth and the Founding of Industrial Psychology -- Filled With People: The Teeming Mental Spaces of Melanie Klein -- Helene Deutsch, As-If Personalities, Adolescent Friendship and the Art of the Quiet Revolution -- Speaking Culture to Psychoanalysis: Karen Horney's Gender Revolution -- Bringing Science to Psychoanalysis: The Many Survivals of Sabina Spielrein -- Tsuruko Haraguchi: The Strenuous Road to Becoming Japan's First Woman Doctor of Psychology -- Of Gifted Children and the Banality of Menstruation: The Educational Psychology of Leta Hollingworth -- Come Together? Inez Prosser and the Psychological Impact of Mixed Schooling Systems -- Children are People: The Life and Science of Anna Freud -- Neuroembryology in Wartime: Rita Levi-Montalcini and the Discovery of Nerve Growth Factor -- Mary Ainsworth, Infant Anxiety and the Case of the 'Strange Situation' -- Separate: Mamie Phipps Clark and the Psychology of American Segregation -- Virginia Satir and the Art of Family Communication -- More than the Sum of their Parts: Eleanor Maccoby's Studies of Children in Groups and the Adults they Become -- Building a Kingdom in the Brain's Unfashionable District: Brenda Milner's Century of Neuropsychology -- Edith Graef McGeer, the Great Neurotransmitter Race and a Glimpse towards the End of Alzheimer's -- Virginia Johnson and the Development of Effective Sex Therapy -- Beyond Nature vs. Nurture: The Enriched Heredity of Marian Cleeves Diamond and the Evolutionary Psychology of Leda Cosmides -- Brief Portraits: The Early Twentieth Century -- Signs: Ursula Bellugi and the Neuroscience of Language -- When Memory Has Gone: Suzanne Corkin's Journeys through the Hippocampus -- Filling in the Gaps: Naomi Weisstein's Active Brains and Activist Life -- Making Working Memory Work: The Multidisciplinary Neuroscience of Patricia Goldman-Rakic -- Life on the Grid: Nobel Laureate May-Britt Moser and the Fine Art of Knowing Where You Are -- Dr. Tania Singer and the Neuroscience of Empathy -- Dealing: Dr. Iris Mauss and the Science of Emotion Regulation -- Brains In Love and Brains Alone: The Social Neuroscience of Stephanie Cacioppo -- Achtung, Brainy: Grace Lindsay and the Mathematical Modeling of the Human Brain -- Brief Portraits: The Modern Age -- |
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