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![]() Mary Whiton Calkins |
Dream research, self-psychology, first woman president of the american psychological association
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![]() Charles Darwin |
Theory of evolution, which shaped the course of evolutionary psychology
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![]() Dorothea Dix |
Created first generation of insane asylums
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![]() Sigmund Freud |
Father of psych, personality through psychosexual stages, conscious vs unconscious, id/ego/superego, psychoanalysis
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![]() G. Stanley Hall |
First president of the american psychological association, childhood development, evolutionary theory
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![]() William James |
Founder of functionalism; studied how humans use perception to function in our environment; wrote first psychology textbook - The Principles of Psychology
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![]() Ivan Pavlov |
Classical conditioning (dogs), automatic learning, teaches response to behavior
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![]() Jean Piaget |
Cognitive development, assimilation/accommodation
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![]() Carl Rogers |
Non-directive client centered therapy, unconditional positive regard
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![]() B.F. Skinner |
Developed operant conditioning, produces voluntary behaviors, reinforcement (pos/neg), aversive conditioning, schedules of reinforcement
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![]() Margaret Floy Washburn |
Experimental work in animal behavior, motor theory development, first woman to recieve a PhD in psychology
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![]() John B. Watson |
Little albert model, generalization/discrimination, discovered counter conditioning
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![]() Wilhelm Wundt |
Father of psychology, first psychology research lab in Leipzig, Germany; research on workings of senses; applied scientific method to psychology; used Introspection
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![]() Paul Broca |
Discovered area in the brain (named for him) in the left frontal lobe responsible for language production
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![]() Michael Gazzaniga |
Split brain specialist, corpus callosum split, concious/un
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