Kay McDonald Tooley
Professor Kay McDonald Tooley was instrumental in building collaborative efforts in the field of psychology during her tenure at the University of Michigan. Serving as an Associate Professor of Psychology in the Department of Psychiatry from 1967 to 1980, she contributed significantly to the academic community. Her work at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor was marked by a commitment to advancing the understanding of psychological principles within the realm of psychiatry. Although her specific research interests remain unspecified, her influence and contributions to the department were notable during her years of service.
Publications
, 317-322, 1975-10-01
, 331-339, 1975-10-01
, 25-28, 1977-01-01
, 712-728, 1972-10-01
, 33-42, 1976-01-01
, 366-378, 1970-04-01
, 164-166, 1977-01-01
, 69-83, 1968-02-01
, 538-540, 1979-07-01
, 51-59, 1967-12-01
, 703-716, 1978-10-01