Document Type
Article
Publication Date
Summer 2009
Abstract
In conducting a review of major contributors to the field of psychology, one would undoubtedly come across the names Mary Henle and Janet Taylor Spence. Not only were these two psychologists instrumental in the development of the field but they were also faced with challenges inexperienced by many of their colleagues. These challenges were due simply to the fact that they were women in a male dominated field and within a greater context, a male dominated society. In addition to their shared gender, these women have in common that they are both natives of Ohio. The current paper will provide a brief biographical account of the lives and careers of both of these outstanding psychologists.
Repository Citation
Delgado, K. J.
(2009). Ohio Women in Psychology: A Biographical Account of Mary Henle and Janet Taylor Spence. .
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