Leta Stetter Hollingworth: Psychologist, educator, feminist

Abstract

The author examines a great research career, detailing the progress of ideas through the studies that engaged this great woman's mind. Hollingworth's heritage of straightforward questioning led her to challenge long‐held notions of human behavior. Such analysis as she engaged in led her to formulate investigations gathering hard data, into questions of woman's place in the world of achievement, the testing of intelligence, mental retardation, and eventually, education of the gifted.

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