Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
17 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
|
John Cade |
- Australian psychiatrist who accidently discovered treatment for bipolar disorder. - He did some of the first direct research with lithium carbonate and bipolar disorder |
|
|
Aaron Beck |
- His cognitive approach is especially useful for the pessimistic thoughts seen in depression - He asks clients to test their beliefs against the available evidence in his cognitive therapy approach. |
|
|
Raymond Cattell |
- Applied factor analysis to the study of personality. - He advanced the study of personality traits using factor analysis. |
|
|
Abraham Maslow |
- Self-Actualization is a focal point in his humanistic approach. - This humanistic psychologist was more concerned with self-actualization. |
|
|
Carl Jung |
- Archetypes are central to his theory of personality. - He would recognize figures like Darth Vader as a shadow archetype. |
|
|
Albert Ellis |
- Developed rational emotive behavioral therapy, which is designed to challenge unrealistic thoughts. - He used rational emotive therapy |
|
|
Hans Eysenck |
- personality theorist who had 3 factor approach. - Personality theorist who proposed a three trait model. |
|
|
Rollo May |
- Brought idea of existentialism to American psychology. - Brought European element of existentialism to American Psychology. |
|
|
Sigmund Freud |
- came up with defense mechanisms like displacement or denial that work with the ego. - ego, superego and ID. |
|
|
Carl Rogers |
This therapist practiced client-centered therapy. |
|
|
Albert Bandura |
did work in observational learning |
|
|
Leon Festinger |
came up with idea of cognitive disonance |
|
|
B.F. Skinner |
Important behaviorist designed learning chamber/worked with pigeons |
|
|
Edward Thorndike |
Behaviorist did work with cats and learning curve |
|
|
Lewis Terman |
Revised Alfred Binet's intelligence test for use in U.S. |
|
|
John Watson |
did research in classical conditioning. Little Albert study |
|
|
Claude Steele |
coined the term stereotype threat |
