According to Wikipedia, Lightner Witmer was an American psychologist. He introduced the term "clinical psychology" and is often credited with founding the field that it describes. Witmer created the world's first "psychological clinic" at the University of Pennsylvania in 1896, including the first journal of clinical psychology and the first clinical hospital school in 1907.
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The special class for backward children : an educational experiment conducted for the instruction of teachers and other students of child welfare by the Psychological Laboratory and Clinic of the University of Pennsylvania (7)
A Case of Chronic Bad Spelling—Amnesia Visualis Verbalis, Due to Arrest of Post-Natal Development (1907) (7)
Intelligent Imitation and Curiosity in a Monkey (1910) (6)
What Is Intelligence and Who Has It (1922) (6)
Experimental Studies in Psychology and Pedagogy. I. Spelling in the Elementary School: An Experimental and Statistical Investigation. (6)
What Is Meant by Retardation? (1910) (5)
The Training of Very Bright Children. (1919) (5)
The Restoration of Children of the Slums (1910) (5)
Criminals in the Making (1911) (4)
Diagnostic Education—An Education for the Fortunate Few 1 An address delivered before the American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia, Pa., on April 13, 1917. (1917) (4)
The Fifteen Months' Training of a Feeble-Minded Child (1907) (1)
The Analytical Diagnosis (1922) (1)
Two Feebleminded Maidens—A Clinical Lecture 1 Delivered to the Class in Clinical Psychology, December 9, 1916, and reported by A. Travis, Recorder of the Psychological Clinic. (1917) (1)
Orthogenic Cases—XVII—Jack: Feeble-Minded or Normal (1)
Orthogenic Cases XVI—George: Mentally Restored to Normal but Intellectually Deficient (1928) (1)
Provision for Exceptional Children in Public Schools. (Bull. 461.). (1)
The Scope of Education as a University Department (1914) (1)
The Training of Very Bright Children 1 A discussion prepared for the Educational Congress held under the direction of the Department of Public Instruction of the State of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, November 17-22. (1919) (0)
Two Feebleminded Maidens-A Clinical Lecture. (1917) (0)
The university's work for defective and backward children (0)
Congenital Aphasia and Feeblemindedness—A Clinical Diagnosis 1 A clinical lecture delivered to undergraduates in Psychology 2C on March 23, 1916, and reported by A. Travis, Recorder of the Psychological Clinic. The boy's name is fictitious. (1916) (0)
A Formboard Demonstration 1 Reported by A. Travis, Recorder of the Psychological Clinic. (1916) (0)
