Women and the American Psychological Association

John D. Hogan · Virginia Staudt Sexton

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Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology Gender and Feminist Studies Psychology Research and Bibliometrics

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Women have been active in the American Psychological Association (APA) almost from the beginning. In general, however, they did not attain high-level office, editorships, and significant committee posts at the same level as their male counterparts. During one 51-year period, for example, no women were elected to the APA presidency. Despite protests, little changed. Finally, in the 1970s, the climate in the APA shifted. The Committee on Women in Psychology was formed, as was the APA Division of the Psychology of Women. From then on, women's issues have remained an important concern of the association.

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1987Untold Lives: the First Generation of American Women Psychologists 1984Models of Achievement: Reflections of Eminent Women in Psychology 1986The changing face of American psychology: A report from the Committee on Employment and Human Resources.1932The American Psychological Association: a historical summary, 1892-1930.1993International psychology: views from around the world 1991Women in psychology: a bio-bibliographic sourcebook 1987Contributions of Women to Psychology 1991A Brief History of the Association for Women in Psychology: 1969–1991

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