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EL thorndlike |
development of operant conditioning within behaviorism. involves learning from consequences. law of effect:any behavior with good consequences will be repeated |
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Gordon Allport |
One of the first psychologists to study personality; founding figure. Trait theory of personality. chose to utilize an eclectic approach |
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albert ellis |
rational emotive behavioral therapy: aimed to address the behaviors and belief systems of a client. heavily involved in opinions with sexual relations and atheism. believes loving god gives psychological benefits |
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Noam Chomsky |
every child is born with a biological predisposition to learn any language |
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Jean Benjamin |
passion was the study of native american language. believed language was determined the structure of their thought perception. linguistic relativity hypothesis: language differences cause thought differences. thought others had different color naming systems |
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piaget |
believed children actively try to make sense out of their environment rather than passively soaking up info about the world. 4 stage theory of cognitive development. assimilation&accomidation achieve cognitive growth |
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erik erikson |
3 stage theory to show how people evolve through life span. each stage confronts psychological crisis of "who am i?" |
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lawerence kohlberg |
theory of moral development. people grow in stages |
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carol gilligan |
genders develop differently |
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hans eysenck |
personality is largely determined by genes. used for introversion and extroversion |
