{"value"=>"<p>Leary spent the 1950s in California as an assistant professor, psychiatric researcher, practicing psychologist, and consultant.</p> <p>Records in this series document Leary's personal and professional life from his receiving a Ph.D. in psychology in 1950 up until his appointment at Harvard University in 1960. It is arranged in three subseries: Personal, Professional, and Writings.</p> <p>Personal files document family life, travels, and Marianne's death, as well as Leary's subsequent relationship with Mary Della Cioppa. These files also include material created by Leary's wife, Marianne, and their children, Susan and Jack.</p> <p>Professional files document his work at Berkeley, Edward Glaser & Associates, and Kaiser Hospital in Oakland, California. Files consist of therapy session transcripts; research papers, notes, data, and drafts; psychological tests; and samples of his Interpersonal Checklist booklet and forms. These files also data for a study Leary conducted with Merton Gill at Kaiser Permanente over several years.</p> <p>Writings consist of notes, a diary (not Leary's), and drafts, including one of Leary's book <span class=\"title\">The Interpersonal Diagnosis of Personality: A functional theory and methodology of personality evaluation</span>.</p>"}