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Development of psychology as a science?

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I would date it from the early 1900's with the research of Sigmund Freud and others like Binet and Piaget. Freud is considered the "father of psychology" while Binet and Piaget developed the first IQ test. Piaget went on to develop theories in child development and brain development in children.

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