P rince, M orton (1854–1929)

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Abstract Morton Prince (1859–1929) was a pioneer in the study of psychopathology. He wrote early works on dissociation, the unconscious, multiple personality disorder, and treated hysterical patients. He taught medical students, employed hypnosis, and used patients in his lectures. He also founded the Harvard Clinic, an important early center for the study of personality.

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