Memorializes Evelyn Hooker, one of psychology's foremost pioneers in the study of male
homosexuality. Her research demonstrated in a blind experiment that heterosexual men and …

Warner holds strong opinions and is not hesitant in expressing them. However, he does not
mind hearing ideas that are different from his own. On the contrary, he is sometimes …

… Hooker died in 1996, several major newspapers carried a full obituary. The Los Angeles Times
article began, “Evelyn Hooker, … ” (Oliver, 1996, p. A32). The New York Times lead was, “Dr…

… home in Santa Monica, California on November 18, 1996. A research psychologist at UCLA
for most of her professional life, Hooker was a remarkable woman and a dedicated social …

… in 1996. I will also demonstrate that the extant historiography has obscured how Hooker’s …
I thus offer a different view of Hooker—one in which she appears not only as someone who …

… In 1953, Evelyn Hooker applied to the newly established NIMH for a research … Evelyn
Hooker become a woman whose actions changed the course of the field of psychology? Hooker …

… Hooker died in 1996, several major newspapers carried a full obituary. The Los Angeles Times
article began,“Evelyn Hooker… died”(Oliver 1996: A32). The New York Times lead was “Dr. …

Evelyn Gentry Hooker (1907–1996) was a US psychologist who published the first empirical
research challenging psychiatric assumptions that homosexuality is inherently linked to …

… In the 1950s, when homosexuality was considered psychologically deviant, morally
reprehensible, and subject to criminal prosecution, Evelyn Gentry Hooker conducted pioneering …

… Evelyn Hooker was one of those extraordinary people. … It was my good fortune to get to
know Evelyn in the 1950s when she was still in the early phase of her memorable studies of …