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21 Cards in this Set
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E.b. Tichener
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Introduced structuralism, Wudnts student, used introspection to look inside.
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Wilhelm Wundt
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Structuralism, father of psychology, opened first psychology lab in Germany.
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William James
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Published first psychology textbook, James-Lange Theory.
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Sigmund Freud
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Psychodynamic, Oedipus complex psychosexual stages, id, ego, superego.
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John Watson
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Behaviorist, conditioned fear, classical conditioning (little Albert)
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Ivan Pavlov
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Classical conditioning, behaviorist, dog salvation.
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Albert Bandura
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Behaviorist, bobo doll experiment, observational learning, reciprocal determinism.
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B.F. Skinner
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Behaviorist, Skinner box, operant conditioning, rewards/punishments, shaping.
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Carl Rogers
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Humanistic perspective, client centered therapy, active listening, unconditional positive regard.
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Abraham Maslow
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Hiearchy of needs, (food, water, self actualization), humanist.
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Carl Jung
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Neofreudian, psychodynamic, collective unconscious.
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Alfred Adler
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Neofreudian, infiority complex, social tensions.
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Karen Horney
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Neofreudian, no such thing as penis envy, no sexual tension.
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Stanley Milgram
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Shock test, obedience, social psychologist (socio-cultural).
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Solomon Asch
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Conformity, line test.
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Philip Zimbardo
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Prison experiment, role playing, prison and guard, atitudes affect our actions.
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Harry Harlow
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Monkeys, contact and comfort, familiarity, responsiveness.
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Jean Piaget
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Developmental psychologist, cognitive stages of development. (sensory motor 0-2-object permanence, pre operation 2-7-egocentrism, concrete operational 7-11, formal operational 11-up)
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Erik Erikson
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8 stages of psychosocial development.
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Lawrence Kohlberg
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Moral reasoning, 3 stages-preconventional-rewards punishments, conventional-rules obeying laws, postconventional-both.
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Konrad Lorenz
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Imprinting (humans don't imprint)
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