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25 Cards in this Set
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Adler |
Individual Psychology; Strive for superiority; Inferiority complex |
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Bandura |
Observational learning/ modeling; children react to seeing aggressively; Bobo the clown |
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Binet |
made 1st intelligence test for kids who needed special instruction |
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Darwin |
Theory of evolution; natural selection |
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Dix |
brought humanitarian reform to US; mental institutions |
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Ebbinghaus |
memory; remembering nonsense syllables |
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Ellis |
Cognitive therapist; REBT and "ABC" model |
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Erickson |
Social relationships in human development; 8 stages of psychosocial development; trust vs mistrust initiative vs. guilt |
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Freud |
psychodynamic/ psychoanalytic perspective; unconscious, childhood experiences; 5 stages oral anal phallic latency genital |
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Gardner |
multiple intelligence |
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Goleman |
emotional intelligence |
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Kohlberg |
stage theory of moral development; presenting moral dilemmas to see reactions |
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Kubler-Ross |
coping with death; 5 stages of death; denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance |
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Lorenz |
attachment is instinct; geese imprint on mama |
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Maslow |
humanistic psychologist; self- actualization; hierarchy of needs |
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Miligram |
obedience studies; unethical; electricity |
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Pavlov |
classical conditioning; dogs |
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Piaget |
worked with Binet; wrong answers from children; 4 steps cognitive development; sensorimotor preoperational concrete operations formal operations |
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Rogers |
humanistic therapist; client-centered therapy; get in touch with feelings; overcome roadblocks |
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Skinner |
operant conditioning; behavior shaped by rewards/ punishments; skinner boxes |
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Sternberg |
triangles; theory of intelligence; analytic, creative practical; theory of love; passion, intimacy, commitment |
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Terman |
Binet test; on children; studied gifted children |
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Watson |
behaviorism; "Little Albert" |
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Wechsler |
1st intelligence test for adults; wechsler scales |
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Wundt |
father of psychology; 1st psychological lab |
