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Harriet Babcock

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Harriet Babcock's Degrees

PhD Psychology Stanford University
Masters Psychology University of California, Berkeley
Bachelors Psychology University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Harriet Babcock was an American psychologist who specialized in abnormal psychology research in addition to developing measures and theories of intelligence. After her doctoral work at Columbia University, she worked primarily in the Department of Psychology at New York University, and acted as a consultant to the New York City Guidance Bureau. Babcock developed multiple intelligence tests evaluating mental deterioration and efficiency.

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Harriet Babcock's Published Works

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An experiment in the measurement of mental deterioration (206)
Dementia praecox: A psychological study. (1933) (43)
Test and manual of directions; the revised examination for the measurement of efficiency of mental functioning. (1940) (29)
Time and the mind (1941) (11)
The Level-Efficiency Theory of Intelligence (1941) (7)
A case of anxiety neurosis before and after lobotomy. (1947) (7)
PERSONALITY AND EFFICIENCY OF MENTAL FUNCTIONING (1940) (6)
The short Army Performance Scale in clinical practice. (1932) (6)
Comparison of the four types. (1933) (5)
The bottleneck in psychology as illustrated by the Terman vocabulary test. (1943) (5)
An analytical study of the MacQuarrie test for mechanical ability. (1938) (5)
A Neurosis? or Neurotic Behavior? (1944) (3)
The error in psychiatry (1945) (2)
Psychological testing in psychopathology. (1931) (1)
A note on the Pintner-Paterson performance scale. (1932) (1)
Interpreting mental efficiency analyses. (1941) (0)
Psychological analysis and intelligence tests. (1941) (0)
The time element in mental functioning. (1941) (0)
The learning ability of praecox patients. (0)
Possibilities of a more quantitative method in psychological analysis. (1941) (0)
The Mental Efficiency Battery. (1941) (0)
Tests of Intellectual Impairment. (1953) (0)
Statistical study of different phases of mental functioning. (1941) (0)
Psychological analysis in the interpretation of pathological behavior. (1941) (0)
Psychologists should study psychology. (1948) (0)
Underlying principles in the selection of efficiency tests. (1941) (0)
The place of level-efficiency analysis in psychological theory. (1941) (0)
Approaches to psychological analysis. (1941) (0)
The course of mental deterioration. (1933) (0)
General applications of the level-efficiency theory. (1941) (0)
The normal and praecox group compared. (0)
Statistical study of the Level-Efficiency Examination. (1941) (0)
Implications of the results of the level-efficiency theory. (1941) (0)

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