After World War I, the number of women in Psychology increased and a separate sphere of women's work in Psychology developed.Regardless of this development, men were given preference for academic positions and women were advised to use their training for

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Women were often directed towards roles in clinical, vocational, or educational settings, as these were considered more suitable for them compared to academic positions, which were predominantly occupied by men.

After World War I, the Number of Women in Psychology