Hugo Münsterberg

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Hugo Münsterberg was a pioneering German-American psychologist known for his influential work in applied psychology, including industrial, clinical, and forensic psychology.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf academic
author
person
psychologist
causeOfDeath cerebral hemorrhage
countryOfCitizenship German Empire
United States of America
dateOfBirth 1863-06-01
dateOfDeath 1916-12-16
doctoralAdvisor Wilhelm Wundt
educatedAt University of Heidelberg
University of Leipzig
employer Harvard University
ethnicGroup German
familyName Münsterberg
linked to: Hugo Münsterberg
fieldOfWork applied psychology
clinical psychology
experimental psychology
forensic psychology
industrial psychology
psychology
givenName Hugo
hasAcademicAdvisor Wilhelm Wundt
influenced development of applied psychology
forensic psychology as a discipline
industrial-organizational psychology
influencedBy Wilhelm Wundt
languageOfWorkOrName English
German
movement applied psychology
notableFor contributions to clinical psychology
contributions to forensic psychology
contributions to industrial psychology
pioneering work in applied psychology
notableWork On the Witness Stand
Psychology and Industrial Efficiency
Psychotherapy
occupation university teacher
writer
placeOfBirth Danzig
linked to: Gdańsk

Kingdom of Prussia
linked to: Prussia
placeOfDeath Cambridge, Massachusetts
positionHeld professor of psychology at Harvard University
religion Judaism
sexOrGender male
workLocation Harvard University

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Wilhelm Wundt notableStudent Hugo Münsterberg
Wilhelm Wundt influenced Hugo Münsterberg
Hugo Münsterberg familyName Münsterberg
linked to: Hugo Münsterberg