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George M. Stratton
Experiments with inverted vision
Inverting spectacles · Aviation selection
- Born
- 26 September 1865
- Birthplace
- Oakland
- Died
- 8 October 1957
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George M. Stratton
George Stratton investigated how perception adapts when familiar visual information changes. His experiments with reversing lenses became an early landmark in experimental psychology.
Early life
Academic training
Studied at the University of California and Yale, then completed a doctorate in Leipzig under Wilhelm Wundt.
Career
- Early career
Berkeley laboratory
Helped establish experimental psychology at the university.
- 1908
Professional leadership
Served as president of the American Psychological Association.
Contributions
Inverting spectacles
Tested how experience changed when the visual field was reversed.
Aviation selection
Developed psychological tests for military airmen.
Beyond work
Outdoor interests
Enjoyed summer camping in the Sierra mountains and built brick paths and walls for his garden.
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