G. Stanley Hall

But Clark's president, the psychologist G. Stanley Hall, rescheduled Freud's appearance to suit the analyst's calendar, promised him an honorary degree -- and raised his fee.

Freudian America 2009

It's not a new phenomenon: the psychologist G. Stanley Hall dubbed the teen years a time of "storm and stress" more than 100 years ago.

Moody or Mentally Ill? 2008

And it could not have differed more from the approach of his Rousseauian forebear G. Stanley Hall, whose supposedly objective questionnaires on childhood interests and behaviors were so ubiquitous in the early years of the century that William James, among many others, thought they "ranked among the common pests of life," or from that of Hall's protégé, Arnold G.sell.

Evangelists for Kids Halpern, Sue 2003

Sit in on a curriculum meeting at an average middle school and witness the bequest of G. Stanley Hall, who made adolescence a distinct developmental category.

Evangelists for Kids Halpern, Sue 2003

G. Stanley Hall, whom Hulbert poses as Holt's Rousseauian foil, did not fare much better.

Evangelists for Kids Halpern, Sue 2003

It is no accident that among the three "odd couples" Hulbert profiles — L. Emmett Holt and G. Stanley Hall, John Watson and Arnold G.sell, Benjamin Spock and, more modestly, Bruno Bettelheim — there is no one without the letters "Dr." before his name.

Evangelists for Kids Halpern, Sue 2003

Tell me now, didn't James study under G. Stanley Hall?

Oral History Interview with Edith Mitchell Dabbs, October 4, 1975. Interview G-0022. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007) 1975

Hall and Morse was eagerly sponsoring James, when James said that he would like to go on for his master's in psychology and it would just be heavenly to study under G. Stanley Hall, but he didn't have any money.

Oral History Interview with Edith Mitchell Dabbs, October 4, 1975. Interview G-0022. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007) 1975

With G. Stanley Hall, he early recognized the importance of Freud's ideas.

PRAGMATISM PHILIP P. WIENER 1968

These included Charles W. Eliot, who in his own way recon - ciled Galton's elitist and hereditarian ideas with de - mocracy, and G. Stanley Hall, whose recapitulation theory, borrowed from the hereditarian storehouse, made every individual relive the experience of the race — a position that for a time influenced the Ameri - can school curriculum.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas MERLE CURTI 1968