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THE progress made by psychology since 1869 may be justly described as unparalleled. In that year the subject had no laboratories, and it was regarded as a matter of philosophical study. To-day a psychological laboratory exists in nearly every important university, and psychology has become recognised as the youngest recruit to the natural sciences—the natural science of mental processes.
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The Modern Science of Psychology. Nature 104, 208–209 (1919). https://doi.org/10.1038/104208a0
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