Was 1898 a “great date” in the history of experimental social psychology?
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Auteurs : Hilary Haines ; Graham M. VaughanSource :
- Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences [ 0022-5061 ] ; 1979-10.
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- Alfred binet, Allport, American journal, Auckland university, Auguste comte, Binet, Boris sidis, Braid, Competitive instincts, Competitive situation, Contemporary introduction, Dynamogenic, Dynamogenic factors, Early experiment, Early studies, Experimental problem, Experimental studies, Facilitation, First child, First experiment, Floyd allport, Gordon allport, Great date, Great importance, Haines, Herbert butterfield, Hilary haines, Historical background, Hypnosis, Interpersonal influence, Interpersonal processes, Joseph jastrow, Josiah royce, Leon chertok, Norman triplett, Origin myth, Origin myths, Original card, Other children, Other people, Particular topic, Preliminary report, Psychological experiment, Psychological review, Psychology, Social animal, Social behavior, Social facilitation, Social psychologists, Social psychology, Social variables, Such histories, Triplett, Triplett experiment, Victor henri.
Abstract
It is customary for modern social psychology textbooks to claim that experimental social psychology began in 1898, the year in which Norman Triplett published the results of his investigation into the dynamogenic factors in pacemaking and competition. An historical enquiry shows this claim to be quite without foundation, and it is postulated that the Triplett experiment functions as an “origin myth” which is sustained by inductivist approaches to the history of psychology. Early experimental studies of suggestion are here examined in order to demonstrate the difficulties involved in tracing the origins of experimental social psychology.
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DOI: 10.1002/1520-6696(197910)15:4<323::AID-JHBS2300150405>3.0.CO;2-I
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