Edna Heidbreder Is Notable for What Contribution to Psychology

question 74

Multiple Choice

Edna Heidbreder is notable for what contribution to psychology?

• A) She was the first woman to earn a Ph.D. in psychology.
• B) She established the first psychological laboratory at a women's college in the United States.
• C) She developed self-psychology.
• D) She wrote the highly influential book, Seven Psychologies, which explored the question of what a system of psychology is.

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