A psychologist grows in Brooklyn: reflections from the past.
In this autobiography, I begin by describing how I made many important decisions in my life without much conscious or verbalized thought. I cover information about my parents, grandparents, early school experiences, and both college and graduate school. The autobiography also includes a detailed discussion of my 41 years of teaching at the University of Tennessee. I discuss important experiences that helped me to become a clinical psychologist and a teacher. I conclude the article with a personal experience concerning the death of my mother and an early memory.
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Psychology Department, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN 37996, USA. bhhandler@aol.com
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