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Who was Mamie Phipps Clark? Mamie Phipps Clark was a Black psychologist who researched racial identification, self-concept, and the psychological experiences of Black children.
When was Mamie Phipps Clark born? 1917.
Where was Mamie Phipps Clark born? Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Where did Mamie Phipps Clark attend college? Howard University.
When did Mamie Phipps Clark earn her B.A.? 1938.
When did Mamie Phipps Clark earn her M.A.? 1939.
Where did Mamie Phipps Clark earn her Ph.D.? Columbia University.
When did Mamie Phipps Clark earn her Ph.D.? 1944.
What was Mamie Phipps Clark's dissertation? Changes in Primary Mental Abilities with Age.
What were Mamie Phipps Clark's main research interests? Racial identification, self-concept, skin color, segregation, and the psychological development of Black children.
What population did Clark's research focus heavily on? Black preschool children.
What was one major narrative of Black inferiority during this period? The idea that Black people were psychologically inferior or that problems within Black communities came from deficiencies within Black people themselves.
How did Clark's research challenge the narrative of Black inferiority? Her research shifted attention toward how racism, segregation, skin color, and the social environment could influence Black children's racial identification and self-concept.
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