Some of psychology's most interesting artifacts reflect not only the
zeitgeist of the times but the personalities of the psychologists behind
them. One such example is the "Marital Rating Scale—Wife's Chart
<marriage.html#chart>," a test developed in the late 1930s by George W.
Crane, MD, PhD, (1901–95) of Northwestern University, who ran a
counseling practice, wrote a syndicated national newspaper column called
"The Worry Clinic" and started his own matchmaking service.
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