1913
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The following events in the history of psychology took place in 1913.
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[edit] Events
- Carl G. Jung breaks with Freud and moves to develop his own theories
- Mental Deficiency Act 1913 passed establishing The Board of Control as a replacement for the old Lunacy Commission while extending its functions with regard to mental deficiency.
[edit] Publications
- John B. Watson publishes what is sometimes considered his most important work, the article Psychology as the Behaviorist Views It starting the development of Behaviourism
- Hugo Münsterberg publishes Psychology and Industrial Efficiency, establishing [Industrial psychology]]
- George H. Mead publishes The Social Self.
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