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Correspondence between Henry A. Murray and Siegen K. Chou.
1School of Psychology, Nanjing Normal University.
History of Psychology
|June 5, 2013
Summary
This study reviews correspondence between Siegen K. Chou and Henry A. Murray, highlighting their collaboration in psychological research and testing paratroop candidates for the Chinese Nationalist Army. Their work aimed to advance Chinese psychology through international cooperation.
Area of Science:
- Psychology
- History of Psychology
Background:
- Siegen K. Chou, a psychologist, conducted research in China after obtaining his PhD.
- Chou maintained communication and collaboration with American psychologists between 1930 and 1949.
Purpose of the Study:
- To review the correspondence between Henry A. Murray and Siegen K. Chou.
- To highlight their friendship and cooperative relationship.
- To examine Chou's objective of developing Chinese psychology.
Main Methods:
- Review of correspondence between Henry A. Murray and Siegen K. Chou.
- Analysis of collaborative psychological research efforts.
Main Results:
- The correspondence reveals a friendship and cooperative relationship between Murray and Chou.
- Evidence of collaboration in testing paratroop candidates for the Chinese Nationalist Army in 1945.
Conclusions:
- The collaboration between Chou and American psychologists, including Murray, contributed to the development of Chinese psychology.
- The reviewed correspondence provides insight into international scientific cooperation in the mid-20th century.
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