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Birth
Born in Nice, France -
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LIFE OF ALFRED BINET
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Traveled to Paris
Traveled to Paris with his mother and attended law school -
Accepted a position at the Clinic La Salpetriere
Accepted a position at the clinic La Salpetriere -
Resigned from the Salpetriere clinic
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Published three papers about his observations of his daughters
Published three papers describing his observations of his daughters -
joined Laboratory of Physiological Psychology at the Sorbonne
Joined Laboratory of Physiological Psychology at the Sorbonne -
Admited that his experiment was wrong
Forced to admit that his experiment done with Fere at La Salpetriere was wrong -
Became director at the sorbonne
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Invited to become a member of the newly founded Societe Libre pour l'Etude Psychologique de l'Enfant (the Free Society for the Psychological Study of the Child)
Invited to become a member of the newly founded Societe Libre pour l'Etude Psychologique de l'Enfant (the Free Society for the Psychological Study of the Child) -
Appointed to the Commission for the Retarded
Appointed to the Commission for the Retarded -
Developed the first intelligence tests with the help of Simon
Developed the first intelligence tests with the help of Simon -
Published his methods in the book L'Etude experimentale de l'intelligence
Published his methods in the book L'Etude experimentale de l'intelligence -
Published a number of papers in L'Annee psychologique describing a new scale for measurement of intelligence in children, the Binet-Simon scale
Published a number of papers in L'Annee psychologique describing a new scale for measurement of intelligence in children, the Binet-Simon scale -
Binet-Simon scale is revised, second version
Binet-Simon scale is revised, second version -
Binet dies just after the third version of Binet-Simon test is published
Binet dies just after the third version of Binet-Simon test is published -
Free Society for the Psychological Study of the Child voted to change their name to La Societe Alfred Binet
Name changed Free Society for the Psychological Study of the Child voted to change their name to La Societe Alfred Binet -
Named one of twenty of this century's most significant developments
Binet's development of the intelligence test is named one of twenty of this century's most significant developments or discoveries in the journal Science 84.
