Science in the service of children, 1893-1935
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Yale University Press,
c2006.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Three movements, one goal
- Save the child and save the nation : the rise of social feminism and social research
- G. Stanley Hall and the child study movement
- Scientific child rearing, organized motherhood, and parent education
- Social welfare reformers and reform-minded scientists
- The Children's Bureau under Julia Lathrop : government at its best
- From juvenile delinquency research to child guidance
- Better crops, better pigs, better children : the Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
- The children's decade
- Child development research : preventive politics
- Out of step with his times : Arnold Gesell and the Yale Clinic
- The child guidance movement : another approach to preventive politics
- Child guidance becomes child psychiatry
- The Children's Bureau under Grace Abbott : uphill all the way
- Epilogue: What happened to the early movements? : the child development field after World War II.