Joseph Jastrow

1863–1944 (age 81)

Psychologist

Biography

Joseph Jastrow (1863-1944) became a leading voice in early experimental psychology, illuminating the workings of the human mind through studies of perception, memory, and belief; his popular writings brought scientific curiosity to a broad audience. He championed public education about mental health and social reform, arguing that reason and compassion could guide a better future.

Beloved by students and colleagues for his warmth and wit, he rests at Oheb Shalom Cemetery, where his contributions to scholarship and civic life continue to be recalled.

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