Albert F. Ax (1913-1994).
Al Ax's contributions to psychology and psychophysiology span almost 40 years. He had many colleagues with whom he communicated openly and generously about his early psychophysiological research. One of these, John Stern, comments below. Joanne Fetzner, a close associate of Al's during his years as director of the Psychophysiology Laboratory of the Lafayette Clinic in Detroit, Michigan, and as founder of the Society for Psychophysiological Research and founding editor of Psychophysiology, provides a more detailed account of Al's life and his contributions to psychophysiological research as well as his untiring efforts to gather together this research into a scientific journal and its scientists into a formal society, both dedicated to the furtherance and scientific recognition of psychophysiological research.
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Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri, USA.
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