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Dorothy Hansen Eichorn (1924-2018).

¹University of Michigan.

The American Psychologist

|May 10, 2019

Summary

Dorothy Hansen Eichorn, a developmental psychologist, significantly contributed to the Berkeley Growth Study and led professional organizations like the American Psychological Association and the Society for Research in Child Development.

Area of Science:

Developmental Psychology
Organizational Leadership in Science

Background:

Dorothy Hansen Eichorn was a distinguished figure in developmental psychology.
She played a key role in significant longitudinal research.
Eichorn was also recognized for her leadership within scientific organizations.

Purpose of the Study:

To commemorate the life and contributions of Dorothy Hansen Eichorn.
To highlight her significant involvement in developmental psychology research.
To acknowledge her leadership roles in professional scientific societies.

Main Methods:

The obituary summarizes Eichorn's career trajectory.
It references her participation in the long-term Berkeley Growth Study.
It details her leadership positions in major psychological associations.

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Main Results:

Eichorn's career spanned decades, marked by impactful research.
Her involvement in the Berkeley Growth Study provided crucial developmental insights.
She held influential positions, including president of APA Division 7 and the Western Psychological Association, and served on the American Psychological Association Board of Directors.

Conclusions:

Dorothy Hansen Eichorn made substantial contributions to developmental psychology.
Her leadership significantly impacted organizations such as the Society for Research in Child Development.
Her legacy is cemented through her research and organizational endeavors.