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Chapter 5: Wundt’s Students in the United States: Edward Titchener and Hugo Münsterberg

pp. 118-155

Authors

David Hothersall
, Ohio State University,
Benjamin J. Lovett
, Teachers College, Columbia University
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Summary

Edward Titchener and Hugo Münsterberg earned their PhDs with Wundt then emigrated to the United States in 1892. Each man directed a major psychological laboratory, Titchener at Cornell, and Münsterberg at Harvard. They lived the remainder of their lives in the United States. Though neither became an American citizen, they were both influential figures in American psychology. There, however, the similarity ends.

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