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In the same year as his graduation and appointment as an Assistant in Experimental Psychology, war broke out and all of his seniors in Cambridge left for war service. Bartlett was ineligible for service due to a heart condition (he tried to enlist three times), so he was appointed Temporary Director of the department. He went almost immediately from undergraduate student status to head of Psychology at Cambridge. | In the same year as his graduation and appointment as an Assistant in Experimental Psychology, war broke out and all of his seniors in Cambridge left for war service. Bartlett was ineligible for service due to a heart condition (he tried to enlist three times), so he was appointed Temporary Director of the department. He went almost immediately from undergraduate student status to head of Psychology at Cambridge. | ||
Two years ago he left Cambridge to work for | Two years ago he left Cambridge to work for the [[Tavistock Clinic]] in London. | ||
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Doctor Frederick Bartlett is an eminent reaerch psychologist. He attained a first class degree in Moral Sciences in 1914 at the age of 28.
In the same year as his graduation and appointment as an Assistant in Experimental Psychology, war broke out and all of his seniors in Cambridge left for war service. Bartlett was ineligible for service due to a heart condition (he tried to enlist three times), so he was appointed Temporary Director of the department. He went almost immediately from undergraduate student status to head of Psychology at Cambridge.
Two years ago he left Cambridge to work for the Tavistock Clinic in London.
Family
Parents dead. No siblings. No children. Wife: Emily Mary (formerly Smith), married in 1920 (met her during a research project). They live in Wimbledon.
Passions
Has (he believes) the largest swallow-tail butterfly collection in England.
Friends
William Tyrell, Permanent Under-Secretary (Foreign Office), met him during Bartlett's South Africa trip 1923-24. Their wifes get on rather well.
Laurens van der Post, a young Afrikaaner gentleman, journalist, humanitarian and explorer that Frederic has taken a liking to. Frederic and Mary attended his wedding on March the 8th at Dorset. He has been staying in England this year and he tends to visit London on a regular basis and always remembers to stop by, entertaining everyone with his stories and ideas.
As reader and former director of the Cambridge laboratory, Bartlett has some research staff at his disposal and present & former colleagues in medicine and academia.
