In the post-WWII years, support for research in the behavioral sciences came mostly from:

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In the post-WWII years, the Ford Foundation provided significant funding and support for research in the behavioral sciences, including psychology, anthropology, and sociology. The military did fund some research in the behavioral sciences during this time, particularly in areas related to training and selection of personnel, but the bulk of research funding came from the Ford Foundation. The NSF (National Science Foundation) did not have a significant focus on behavioral sciences until the 1960s, and telethons were not a significant source of research funding during this time period.

In the Post-WWII Years, Support for Research in the Behavioral