One attitude of German psychologists themselves also inhibited the growth of psychology in Germany prior to WW II. This attitude was their belief that psychology:

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German psychologists before World War II often held the belief that psychology should be a pure science, focusing on theoretical aspects rather than practical applications. This perspective contributed to the slow development of applied psychology in Germany during that period.

One Attitude of German Psychologists Themselves Also Inhibited the Growth