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History of Psychology, 4/e
David Hothersall, Ohio State University
Darwin, Galton, Cattell, James, and Hall

Discussion Questions



1

What was Thomas Malthus’s view of population growth, and why was it significant to Darwin?
2

In addition to his Origin of Species, Darwin wrote several works that are directly relevant to psychology. Name and briefly describe two such works.
3

Who was the “average man”? Name the people involved in creating him and what their intentions were.
4

Cattell is often described as truly Galtonian. What does this mean and why is it true?
5

One classic component of Principles of Psychology is the description of consciousness. Summarize James’s view of this topic.
6

Describe the philosophical position of which James is best remembered.
7

Hall founded many things. Name and describe three of them.








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