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Dirk Eidemülleraphies of people important in the development of testing in the United States, such as Edward Lee Thorndike (Clifford, 1968), Lewis Terman (Chapman, 1980), G. Stanley Hall (Ross, 1972), James McKeen Cattell (Sokal, 1987b), and Walter Dill Scott (Mayrhauser, 1989).

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Dirk Eidemülleraphies of people important in the development of testing in the United States, such as Edward Lee Thorndike (Clifford, 1968), Lewis Terman (Chapman, 1980), G. Stanley Hall (Ross, 1972), James McKeen Cattell (Sokal, 1987b), and Walter Dill Scott (Mayrhauser, 1989).