G. Stanley Hall
Famous Psychologist
Date of Birth and Death
Born: February 1, 1884 in, Ashfield Massachusetts
Death: April 24, 1924 in, Worster Massachusetts
Background of his Life
Granville Stanley Hall attended, Williams College and Harvard University. Hall became the first president of the American Psychological Association, and the first president of Clark University. Hall was also one of the first to be in the field of an Anomalistic Psychology. After all of Hall's many accomplishments, he also wrote books.
Adolescence
This is a 620 page book, that was published in 1904.
Senescence the Last Half of Life
This book was published just two years before he died, in 1922.
Youth: Education, Regimen, and Hygiene
This book was published two years after his most successful book Adolescence, in 1906.
"A tight man with a dollar"
Worcester Home
When Granville was the president of Clark University, he let Sigmund Freud stay in one of the campus buildings called, the Worcester Home.