迈克比(1917-)，

美国心理学家，早期的研究重点是学龄前儿童和儿童中期，近几年主要从事对青少年的研究。1988年获美国心理学会颁发的杰出科学贡献奖，1993年当选为国家科学院院士。

Before joining the Stanford faculty in 1958 and after receiving her Ph.D. from the University of Michigan in 1950, Dr. Maccoby taught at Harvard University. Throughout her career her primary research focus has been on the development of children's social behavior, particularly as it relates to family functioning and parental child-rearing methods. Her work has pointed to the pervasive differences in the social development of boys and girls, although it has also illuminated many ways they are similar. Recently, Dr. Maccoby has been investigating the post-separation lives of divorcing families. She has published several books as a result of her research, including Patterns of Child Rearing, Psychology of Sex Differences, and Adolescents after Divorce.

Honors and awards have been a frequent reminder of the important contributions made by Dr. Maccoby to the field of developmental psychology. She is the recipient of the 1988 Distinguished Scientific Contribution Award (APA), the 1996 American Psychological Foundation Gold Medal Award for Lifetime Achievements in the Science of Psychology (American Psychology Foundation) and the 1987 Award for Distinguished Scientific Contributions to Child Development (Society for Research in Child Development), to name but a few of her honors
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