exam 3: people to know Flashcards
Charles Darwin
natural selection, first to theorize about facial expression
William McDougall
instinct theory
Clark Hull
drive theory
Abraham Maslow
hierarchy of human needs
Cannon and Washburn
early view of hunger
Masters and Johnson
sexual response cycle
Aristotle
homosexuality is inborn, strengthened by habit
Freud
homosexuality, connection to same-sex parent
Baumeister and Leary
need to belong
David McClelland
need for achievement
David Winter
need for power
Amy Wrzesniewski
perspectives about work
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
flow theory
James-Lange
emotion follows behavior, facial-feedback hypothesis
Cannon-Bard
emotion and behavior coexist but do not cause each other
Paul Ekman
confirmed idea and proposed six emotions
Carroll Izard
confirmed that basic emotions are innate
Stanley Schachter
two-factor theory of emotion, misattribution
Fritz Heider
attributions of behavior are a person’s disposition and the situation
Harold Kelley
attributions are consensus, distinctiveness, and consistency
Norman Triplett
social facilitation, “nervous energy” around others that increases performance
Robert Zajonc
others increase arousal, “dominant response”
Richard Petty and John Cacioppo
two-track persuasion
Leon Festinger
cognitive dissonance theory
Solomon Asch
conformity