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Excerpt from Studies in the Psychology of the Deaf, Vol. 1
Fritz K. Heider, ph.d., Of the University of Graz, Austria, was appointed in 1930 to continue the research. The results Of the investigations conducted by Dr. Heider and Mrs. Grace Moore Heider, comprise the remainder Of this first report Of the Psychological Division Of The Clarence W. Barron Research Department Of The Clarke School for the Deaf excepting the study, Vocalizations Of pre-school Deaf Children, which was contributed by Miss Jean L. Sykes. Miss Sykes con ducted this study at The Clarke School under the direction of Dr. Heider and submitted her manuscript to Smith College in partial fulfillment for a Master of Arts degree.
More than passing recognition is due Dr. Kurt Koffka who served as Director of Psychological Research since its inception. He has given generously Of his time and counsel. The Trustees and those intimately associated with research activities gratefully appreciate Dr. Koffka's sustained interest, his timely suggestions and scholarly advice which contributed vitally to the successful completion Of the investigations incorporated in this monograph.
We also express our appreciation to the authorities Of the Pennsylvania School for the Deaf, the North Carolina School for the Deaf, the Florida School for the Deaf, the public schools in Northampton, Florence and Amherst, and to the Principal of the Smith College day-school and the Principal of the Smith College Nursery School for their co - Operation and assistance in the acquisition Of essential data.
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