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La Psicología es una ciencia relativamente joven, que comenzó su andadura independiente de la Fisiología y de la Filosofía a mediados del siglo XIX. Los primeros psicólogos se dedicaron al estudio de fenómenos de conducta sencillos, aportando explicaciones que, aunque en la actualidad han quedado obsoletas, en su día propiciaron el crecimiento de la disciplina hasta alcanzar el actual status deciencia de la conducta.

Uno de los primeros psicólogos, para muchos el padre de la Psicología, fue William James.

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This story was developed in Mississippi where there was a young man named Skeeter who finished college and was a journalist. Got a job at a newspaper and began writing about the servants to help in domestic work, but met with a servant named aibileen they started talking about the discrimination that they suffered and the treatment he gave his only patrons being of black and that was how did the idea of writing a book about life wearing a black servant and it was talking to all the servants of that color to give him their testimony, this work cost him Skeeter because most women would not talk because they were afraid to take their testimony against them. But minnie was the one who decided to speak after his patron the unjustifiably fired for not obeying his orders. But after a woman came to town and decided to hire minnie, like this woman was not there as I had the same customs as other women and developed a good relationship with Celia, who was his new boss. This was creating a new relationship between these black women with high society people, which has never before been seen much since they would be discriminated only by their color and say that they only served to make the housework and childcare, because after doing their work are to one side without any consent. But thanks to Skeeter did that changed over time.

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