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Famous Psychologists
1.William James-Functionalism; one of the first American professors to solicit end-of-course student evaluations of his teaching.
2.Wilheim Wundt-sought to measure "atoms of the mind"=fastest and simplest mental processes.
3.Ivan Pavlov-Classical Conditioning--Classic Experiments
4.BF Skinner-Behaviorism's most influential and controversial figure. Operant Chamber. Shaping.
5.Albert Bandura-Observational Learning.
6.John Watson-championed psychology as the science of behavior--> Little Albert experiement
7.Benjamin Whorf-Linguistic Determinism.
8.Noam Chomsky-Language is unique to humans---human essense
9.Charles Spearman-General Intelligence.
10.L.L.Thurstone-seven clusters of primary mental abilities
11.Raymond Cattel-Fluid Intelligence.
12.Robert Sternberg-Multiple Intelligences (3)
13.Howard Gardener-Multiple Intelligences (8)
14.Abraham Maslow-Self Actualization--Humanistic
15.Robert Plutchik-
16.Jean Piaget-Child Development
17.Elisabeth Kubler-Ross-
18.Carl Rogers-Person-Centered Perspective
19.Sigmund Freud-Psychoanalysis--Oral Stage, Anal Stage etc.
20.Karen Horney-women dont suffer penis envy--have a strong superego
21.Alfred Adler-existance is worthwhile when he is helping somone and overcomes feelings of inferiority
22.Erik Erikson Stages of Psychosocial Development
23.Carl Jung-Psychoanylysis
24.Gordon Allport-Fundamental Traits
25.Hans Selye-
26.Stanley Milgram-Obedience Experiments
27.Solomon Asch-Conformity
28.Lawerence Kohlberg-Continuity and Stages
29.Harry Haslow-
30.Rene Spitz-
31.Aaron Beck-
32.Albert Ellis-
33.Frederick Fritz Perls-
34.Edward Titchner-
35.Mary Ainsworth-
36.Carol Gilligan-
37.Wolfgang Kohler-
38.Mary Cover Jones-
39.Philip Zimbardo-
40.Diana Baumrind-
41.David Wechsler-
42.Albert Binet-
43.David McClelland-
44.Lewis Terman-
45.John Garcia- won American Psychological Conribution Award for "his highly original pioneering research in conditioning and
learning Elected to National Academy of Sciences.
46.Henry Murray-
47.Hans Eysenck-
1.William James-Functionalism; one of the first American professors to solicit end-of-course student evaluations of his teaching.
2.Wilheim Wundt-sought to measure "atoms of the mind"=fastest and simplest mental processes.
3.Ivan Pavlov-Classical Conditioning--Classic Experiments
4.BF Skinner-Behaviorism's most influential and controversial figure. Operant Chamber. Shaping.
5.Albert Bandura-Observational Learning.
6.John Watson-championed psychology as the science of behavior--> Little Albert experiement
7.Benjamin Whorf-Linguistic Determinism.
8.Noam Chomsky-Language is unique to humans---human essense
9.Charles Spearman-General Intelligence.
10.L.L.Thurstone-seven clusters of primary mental abilities
11.Raymond Cattel-Fluid Intelligence.
12.Robert Sternberg-Multiple Intelligences (3)
13.Howard Gardener-Multiple Intelligences (8)
14.Abraham Maslow-Self Actualization--Humanistic
15.Robert Plutchik-
16.Jean Piaget-Child Development
17.Elisabeth Kubler-Ross-
18.Carl Rogers-Person-Centered Perspective
19.Sigmund Freud-Psychoanalysis--Oral Stage, Anal Stage etc.
20.Karen Horney-women dont suffer penis envy--have a strong superego
21.Alfred Adler-existance is worthwhile when he is helping somone and overcomes feelings of inferiority
22.Erik Erikson Stages of Psychosocial Development
23.Carl Jung-Psychoanylysis
24.Gordon Allport-Fundamental Traits
25.Hans Selye-
26.Stanley Milgram-Obedience Experiments
27.Solomon Asch-Conformity
28.Lawerence Kohlberg-Continuity and Stages
29.Harry Haslow-
30.Rene Spitz-
31.Aaron Beck-
32.Albert Ellis-
33.Frederick Fritz Perls-
34.Edward Titchner-
35.Mary Ainsworth-
36.Carol Gilligan-
37.Wolfgang Kohler-
38.Mary Cover Jones-
39.Philip Zimbardo-
40.Diana Baumrind-
41.David Wechsler-
42.Albert Binet-
43.David McClelland-
44.Lewis Terman-
45.John Garcia- won American Psychological Conribution Award for "his highly original pioneering research in conditioning and
learning Elected to National Academy of Sciences.
46.Henry Murray-
47.Hans Eysenck-
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