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French psychologist, Master of Conferences in Psychology at the Catholic Faculties of Lyon, 1937-39. Assistant-Director, 1943-52 and Director of the Laboratory in Experimental and Compared Psychology at the Hautes Études, 1952-79 and Director of the Institute of Psychology of the University of Paris, 1951-69. Fraisse was a Member, 1950-75 and President of the Psychology Commission, 1960-67 of the CNRS. He was Director of the series Le Psychologue published by the Presses Universitaires de France from 1971. Director of the psychology section at the International scientific library, 1960-70, President of SFP, etc. Fraisse was essentially the architect of the rupture between psychology, psychoanalysis and philosophy. He defined his parameters in his books, "The Psychology of Time," 1975, "Experimental Psychology: its Scope and Method," 1968 and 1970. He married on 7/17/1937 and was later widowed. He made a second marriage on 8/28/1943; four children. Died on 10/12/1996, Chatenay-Malabry, France. Read less