Chrome 2001
.
The Trusted Source InteliHealth Aetna InteliHealth Aetna InteliHealth
Enter Drug Name . Enter Search Term
     
. .
. .
.
Home
Health Commentaries
InteliHealth Dental
Drug Resource Center
Ask the Expert
Interactive Tools

InteliHealth Policies
Site Map
Diseases & Conditions Healthy Lifestyle Your Health Look It Up
Health News Health News
.
Today in Health History
Heads Up

William McDougall, psychologist and physician, was also an anthropologist. In the late 1800s, he made an expedition with Charles Hose to study headhunters in Borneo. Together they wrote "The Pagan Tribes of Borneo." His major research, however, was in psychology. In 1908, McDougall wrote "An Introduction to Social Psychology," and in 1920, he was named a professor of psychology at Harvard. His controversial book "Is America Safe for Democracy?" in which he claimed the supremacy of the Nordic "race" on the basis of army mental tests overshadowed his later work. McDougall was born on this date in 1871 and died in 1938.

Copyright Aetna InteliHealth, Inc., 2009. All rights reserved.

.
InteliHealth
. . . .
.
More News
InteliHealth .
.
General Health
Top News
This Week In Health
Addiction
Allergy
Alzheimer's
Asthma
Arthritis
Babies
Breast Cancer
Cancer
Caregiving
Cervical Cancer
Children's Health
Cholesterol
Complementary & Alternative Medicine
Dental / Oral Health
Depression
Diabetes
Ear, Nose And Throat
Eyes
Family Health
Fitness
Headache
Heart Health
HIV / AIDS
Infectious Diseases
Lung Cancer
Medications
Men's Health
Mental Health
Nutrition News
Multiple Sclerosis
Nutrition Guide
Parkinson's
Pregnancy
Prevention
Prostate Cancer
Senior Health
Sexual / Reproductive Health
Sleep
Tobacco Cessation
STDs
Stress Reduction
Stroke
Weight Management
Today In Health History
Women's Health
Workplace Health
.
.
.
.
InteliHealth

   
.
.   HONcode
.
Chrome 2001
Chrome 2001