1950
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The following events in the history of psychology took place in 1950.
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Adorno, Frenkel-Brunswick, Levinson & Sanford publish [[The Authoritarian Personality]]
Theodore Newcomb publishes Social Psychology
George C. Homans publishes The Human Group
Alan Turing publishes Computing machinery and intelligence
Robert Bales introduces the Interactional Process Analysis
The Mexican Society of Psychology was established
the Institute of Psychology was established at the Central University of Ecuador
The Israel Psychological Association is established
J. P. Guilford elected APA President
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Konrad Lorenz wrote The Comparative Method in Studying Innate Behaviour Patterns
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