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Correspondence between Henry A. Murray and Siegen K. Chou.

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Siegen K. Chou received his PhD under the supervision of Walter R. Miles and conducted psychological research in China afterward. During 1930-1949, he kept close communication and cooperated with American psychologists. In 1945, Chou and his colleagues cooperated with Murray, Lyman, and others to test paratroop candidates for the Chinese Nationalist Army. Correspondence between Henry A. Murray and Siegen K. Chou, which reveals their friendship and cooperation relation to Chou's goal to develop Chinese psychology, was reviewed briefly. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2013 APA, all rights reserved).

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1949Assessment of Men; Selection of Personnel for the Office of Strategic Services 1972Zing-Yang Kuo: Radical scientific philosopher and innovative experimentalist (1898-1970).1927Trends in Chinese Psychological Interest Since 1922 1927The Present Status of Psychology in China 1932Psychological Laboratories in China 1971In Memoriam Zing-Yang Kuo 1898–1970 2013Siegen K. Chou's Military Psychological Practices and Thoughts During the War of Resistance Against Japan

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