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12 Cards in this Set
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B.F. Skinner |
American psychologist who contributed to the school of behaviorism.mayacZuN |
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Edward Bradford Titchner |
American psychologist who contributed to the field of structuralism.ayacZuN |
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William James |
American psychologist who opened one of the first psychologylaboratories and helped develop the field of functionalism. |
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John B. Watson |
American psychologist who contributed to the field of behaviorism. |
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Mahzarin Banaji; Marilynn Brewer; Susan Fiske; Fritz Heider; Kurt Lewin;Stanley Schachter; Claude Steele; Harry Triandis |
American psychologists who contributed to the social-cultural school ofpsychology. Their contributions have included an understanding of how peopledevelop and are influenced by social norms. |
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Linda Bartoshuk; Daniel Kahneman; Elizabeth Loftus; George Miller |
American psychologists who contributed to the cognitive school ofpsychology by studying learning, memory, and judgment. |
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Sigmund Freud |
Austrian psychologist who founded the field of psychodynamic psychology.
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Ivan Pavlov |
Russian physiologist whose experiments on learning led to the principles of classical conditioning.
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Wilhelm Wundt
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German psychologist who opened once of the first psychology laboratories and helped develop the field of structuralism.
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Jean Piaget |
Swiss psychologist who developed an important theory of cognitive development in children. |
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Donald Broadbent |
British cognitive psychologist who was a pioneer in the study of attention. |
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Sir Frederic Bartlett
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British psychologist who studied the cognitive and social processes of remembering.
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