Still Images (photographs, slides, negatives from the history of psychology)

All of Cummings Center for the History of Psychology's still images are protected or restricted. Please contact the Center at ahap@uakron.edu for use and licensing.

The Still Image Collection consists of photographs, negatives, and microscope and glass lantern slides. The collection includes images of conferences and workshops, experimental settings, professional portraits, casual photographs from family vacations, and photo documentation of testing situations. The Still Image Collection is more extensive than what is currently available on this site. Please contact us for inquiries about other images.

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Still Images from Manuscripts:

• Animal Behavior Enterprises: IQ Zoo
• Barron, Frank X.
• Boder, David
• Brožek,Josef
• Campbell, David: Photograph Collection of Psychologists 
• Doll, Edgar A. and Geraldine Longwell 
• Fromm, Erika
• Gilbreth, Frank B.: Collection of Stereoscopic Photographs
• Goddard, Henry Herbert
• Hagen, Clarence: Collection of Autographs
• Hilgard, Ernest
• Jensen, Arthur R.
• Koch, Sigmond
• Krech, David
• Levinson, Harry
• Lipsitt, Lewis P.
• McReynolds, Paul
• Murphy, Gardner and Lois B. 
• Popplestone, John A.
• Reymert, Martin L.
• Rock, Irvin 
• Salk, Lee
• Schrier, Allan
• Sherif, Muzafer and Carolyn Wood: Robbers Cave Experiment
• Smith, M. Brewster
• Waldrop, Robert S.: Japan 1945
• Walk, Richard D.: Visual Cliff Experiment
• Wolff, Werner
• Young, Paul Thomas
• Zimbardo, Philip: Stanford Prison Experiment

 Still Images from Organizational Records:

• American Psychological Association, Annual Meeting 1932
• Ohio School Psychologists Association Membership still images
• Personality Assessment System Foundation still images
• Southwestern Psychological Association still images

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