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Development of dermatoglyphic psychology
1685, Dutch Govard Bidloo published the first book with detailed fingerprints.

1686, Marcello Malpighi, a professor of anatomy at the University of Barcelona, was the first person to observe fingerprints with a microscope and record them in chronological order.

1788, J.C.A. Mayer was the first to write the basic principle of fingerprint analysis, pointing out that although everyone's fingerprints will never be repeated, some similarities can be summarized.

1823, John, a professor of anatomy at breslau University, was the first to classify fingerprints into nine types according to patterns.

1856, William J. Herschel was the first person in India to use fingerprints in international contracts.

19 16 years, he published his book "The Origin of Fingerprints" in England.

1880, Henry Faulds published a paper in Nature, suggesting that fingerprints should be collected as evidence at the crime scene.

In 1892, Sir Francis Galton (Gao Erdun) first proposed the basic classification of three modes: bucket mode, dustpan mode and arc mode. 1897, American Harris Hawthorne Wilder studied thenar area of the palm, named it as three radius points A, B, C and D, and invented the main ridge index.

1900, an Englishman Edward Henry (1850- 193 1) published a paper "Application and Identification of Fingerprints". He also wrote a book "Fingerprint Method to Prove Crime". He became Commissioner of Scotland Yard on 1903.

In 1923, Kristine Bonnevie was the first person who extensively studied dermatoglyphics as a genetic aspect.

1926, American scholar Harold Cummins coined the term dermatoglyphics. He is known as "the father of dermatoglyphics". (derma = skin, glyphe = sculpture)

1943, Harold Cummins and Charles Midlo jointly published an epoch-making classic book on dermatoglyphics, Fingerprint, Palm and Foot-An Introduction to Dermatoglyphics. 1944, Julius Speer published Children's Hands, and analyzed whether the development of children's psychological character showed signs of inhibition or abnormality.

1967 In September, the International Dermatoglyphics Research Conference was held in London, England, and the classification was determined, and the principle of distinguishing various patterns by the position and number of trigeminal points was put forward. Fingerprint * * * is divided into three categories: 1 1 basic type.

1969, John J.Muivihill and David W.Smith published a book about dermatoglyphics, which is unique and will not change.

February 1973 Pediatric Clinical Journal: The famous Johnson and Opitz Child Development Clinic in Iowa, USA, found that some diseases are related to dermatoglyphics. For dermatoglyphics, their conclusion is: "Dermatoglyphics should be included in the routine examination of pediatric clinics."

In 1974, Bevrly C.Jaegers (Bevali) thinks that a person can find out his psychological characteristics from the dermatoglyphics displayed on his hands. From 65438 to 0976, Milton Alt systematically studied the relationship between dermatoglyphics and chromosome aberration.

198 1 year, Professor Roger W. Sperry (Roger Sperry) won the "Nobel Prize in Biology" for his great contribution to mankind.

1982, the first paper seminar of China Dermatoglyphics Research Collaboration Group was held in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province on April 8, 2008. So far, six meetings have been held. (6th session, June 2003, 1 1, with 46 representatives from both sides of the Taiwan Straits, and 2 papers1. )

In 1983, Dr. howard gardner put forward eight intelligence theories-mood, which accelerated the maturity of the applied technology (advantage evaluation) of dermatoglyphic psychology.

1989, Amrita Bagga published an article on dermatoglyphics of schizophrenia, and confirmed that dermatoglyphics plays an irreplaceable and valuable role in physiology and psychology.

1989, 165438+ 10. In October, Shao participated in the "First Scientific Conference of Olympic Athletes" held in the United States on behalf of China, and his research on "Dermatoglyphics and Athletes' Selection" was highly praised.

199 1 year dermatoglyphics detection system software (Kentucky Times Company, USA).

On August 7th, 1998, Professor R.Chakraborty, academic member of American Dermatoglyphic Society (ADA) and Center for Human Genetics of the University of Texas, paid an academic visit to Shanghai and had an exchange with Professor Zhang Haiguo.

In 2000, SSPP (Physiological Model Research Association) of the United States introduced the dermatoglyphic multiple intelligent detection system, which laid the foundation for the application of dermatoglyphic psychology in various fields.

In 2003, China Dermatoglyphics Research Center was established.

In August, 2005, Professor Cai Angrong established the China Branch of the International Dermatoglyphic Analysts Association, and served as the first chairman.

On August 29th, 2006, at the meeting of IAAP (International Psychological Society), Professor Cai Angrong formally put forward the discipline of dermatoglyphic psychology, announcing the birth of this brand-new science.

In August 2008, China Dermatoglyphic Analysts Association (CADA) was officially registered in Hongkong, China, which opened a new chapter in China's dermatoglyphic psychology.

20 13 In May, China Dermatoglyphic Analysts Association (CADA) authorized Berberi to popularize dermatoglyphic evaluation technology in the form of dermatoglyphic elves, and dermatoglyphic psychology entered a new development stage.