He was the advisor to 30 of the first 54 American PhD recipients in psychology.
He was the advisor to 30 of the first 54 American PhD recipients in psychology. Interested in child development, and eugenic theory, he earned his PhD at Harvard in 1878. In 1881, he founded the first [*]  laboratory for psychology in the US at Johns Hopkins. The founder of the American Journal of Psychology— for 10 points—name this psychologist, the first president of the American Psychological Association.
He was the advisor to 30 of the first 54 American PhD recipients in psychology.
G(ranville) Stanley Hall