James Mark Baldwin
American philosopher and psychologist (1861–1934)
Biography
James Mark Baldwin was born in Columbia, South Carolina on January 12, 1861, and died on November 8, 1934. A philosopher and psychologist, he studied at Princeton under James McCosh and helped establish the Department of Psychology at both Princeton and the University of Toronto. The Baldwin effect, a concept in evolutionary biology, was named after him.
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James Mark Baldwin is recorded as a philosopher, a university teacher and a psychologist, born in South Carolina (1861–1934).
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