Myrtle Byram McGraw
1899-1988 , developmental psychologist
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Myrtle Byram McGraw's Degrees
- PhD Psychology University of California, Berkeley
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Myrtle Byram McGraw was an American psychologist, neurobiologist, and child development researcher. Education Myrtle was born in Birmingham, Alabama, the fifth of seven children of the farmer Riley McGraw and his seamstress wife Mary Byram. She grew up in an area that was still recovering from the aftermath of the American Civil War. After completing a sixth grade level of education, she took a course in a local business school to learn shorthand and typing. Afterward, she was hired by a law office, where she worked for the next two years at a salary of $3 per hour. While there, the lawyer for whom she worked had the foresight to encourage her to continue her education. He helped her to enroll at the Snead Seminary, which at the time was a private Methodist boarding school. To pay her way, she worked as secretary to the school headmistress.
Myrtle Byram McGraw's Published Works
Published Works
- The Neuromuscular Maturation of the Human Infant (1945) (392)
- Neuromuscular development of the human infant as exemplified in the achievement of erect locomotion (1940) (137)
- Growth: A Study of Johnny and Jimmy (1982) (100)
- From reflex to muscular control in the assumption of an erect posture and ambulation in the human infant. (1932) (95)
- The Neurological Examination of the Full Term Newborn Infant. (1964) (95)
- Development of Neuro-Muscular Mechanisms as Reflected in the Crawling and Creeping Behavior of the Human Infant (1941) (89)
- Swimming behavior of the human infant. (1939) (83)
- QUANTITATIVE STUDIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ERECT LOCOMOTION1 (1941) (69)
- NEURAL MATURATION AS EXEMPLIFIED IN THE CHANGING REACTIONS OF THE INFANT TO PIN PRICK (1941) (59)
- Neuromotor Maturation of Anti-Gravity Functions as Reflected in the Development of a Sitting Posture (1941) (46)
- Maturation of behavior. (1946) (43)
- LATER DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN SPECIALLY TRAINED DURING INFANCY JOHNNY AND JIMMY AT SCHOOL AGE (1939) (35)
- Neural maturation as exemplified in achievement of bladder control (1940) (32)
- A Comparative Study of a Group of Southern White and Negro Infants. (1932) (29)
- THE PEDIATRIC ANAMNESIS INACCURACIES IN ELICITING DEVELOPMENTAL DATA1 (1941) (25)
- THE MORO REFLEX (1937) (22)
- Neural Maturation as Exemplified in the Reaching-Prehensile Behavior of the Human Infant (1941) (19)
- SUSPENSION GRASP BEHAVIOR OF THE HUMAN INFANT (1940) (19)
- Development of Rotary-Vestibular Reactions of the Human Infant (1941) (18)
- NEUROMUSCULAR MECHANISM OF THE INFANT: DEVELOPMENT REFLECTED BY POSTURAL ADJUSTMENTS TO AN INVERTED POSITION (1940) (13)
- Professional and Personal Blunders in Child Development Research (1985) (11)
- Neural maturation of the infant as exemplified in the righting reflex, or rolling from a dorsal to a prone position (1941) (11)
- Appraising Test Responses of Infants and Young Children (1942) (10)
- Grasping in infants and the proximo-distal course of growth. (1933) (7)
- Basic concepts and procedures in a study of behavior development. (1940) (7)
- Memories, deliberate recall, and speculations. (1990) (5)
- The Roles of the Teacher and the Student in the Electronic World (1959) (2)
- The Functions of Reflexes in the Behavior Development of Infants (1933) (2)
- Major challenges for students of infancy and early childhood. (1970) (2)
- Need for Denial. (1964) (2)
- DEVELOPMENT OF PLANTAR RESPONSE IN HEALTHY INFANTS (1943) (1)
- DEVELOPMENT OF THE PLANTAR RESPONSE IN HEALTHY INFANTS (1941) (1)
- The child in painting (1941) (0)
- NEUROMUSCULAR MECHANISM OF THE INFANT DEVELOPMENT REFLECTED BY POSTURAL ADJUSTMENTS TO AN INVERTED POSITION (1942) (0)
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