Notable Theorists (93) Flashcards
Ackerman, Nathan
A pioneer in family psychotherapy
Adler, Alfred
Developed the theory of comparative individual psychology
Anderson, Daniel
He and Nelson Bradley created the Minnesota model for substance abuse treatment
Allport
Need-Drive Vocational Theory
Axelrod, Ginzberg, Herma
General Vocational Theory
Bandura
Behavioral Therapy
Bateson, Gregory
General Systems Theory
Beck, Aaron
“Father” of cognitive psychotherapy
Bell, John
“Father” of marriage and family therapy
Berne, Eric
The “father” of Transactional Analysis
Binet, Alfred
A French psychologist who created the first intelligence test
Bini, Lucio
He and Ugo Cerletti introduced electroconvulsive therapy (ECT)
Boscolo, Luige
Brief Family Therapy
Bowen, Murray
The pioneering family psychotherapist known for the concepts of triangulation, differentiation of self, and multi-generational perspective
Bradley, Nelson
He and Daniel J. Anderson created the Minnesota model of substance abuse therapy
Branden, Nathaniel
Associated with self-esteem psychology
Breuer, Joseph
He and Freud worked to apply hypnotism to the treatment of hysteria
Brill
Psychoanalytic Vocational Theory
Briquet, Paul
Wrote about working with “hysterical” patients in the 1800’s
Cecchia, Gianfranco
Brief Family Therapy
Cerletti, Ugo
He and Lucio Bini were the first to use ECT
Crites, John
Comprehensive model of career counseling (Career Maturity Inventory)
Dawis and Lofquist
Minnesota Theory of Work
Dinkmeyer, Don
Adlerian Therapy
Dreikurs, Rudolf
He popularized Alfred Adler’s ideas in the United States
Ellis, Albert
American psychologist who developed RET (Rational Emotive Therapy), now known as REBT (Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy)
Erickson, Milton
A unique psychiatrist whose ideas about hypnotism and therapy influenced American psychotherapy
Erikson, Erik
Known for his theories regarding the stages of life development
Eysenck, Hans
Developed a model of personality based on biological factors and theorized that each aspect of one’s personality (extraversion/introversion, neuroticism/stability, and psychoticism/normality) had its roots in biology
Framo, James
Intergenerational - couples, groups and families of origin
Frankl, Viktor
Creator of Logotherapy
Freud, Anna
Founder of child psychoanalysis
Freud, Sigmund
Austrian neurologist who created psychoanalysis
Fromm, Erich
Emphasized the importance of social and economic factors in psychology
Gelatte, HB
Decision Making Model of Vocational Theory
Gerson, Randy
Family systems psychologist who produced computer software to create genograms and facilitate family systems assessment
Gorski, Terence
Associated with therapy to prevent addiction relapse
Gottfredson, Linda
Circumscription and compromise - Developmental Vocational Theory
Guerin, Philip
Developed the multi-generational family systems theories originated by Murray Bowen
Haley, Jay
Created Strategic Family Therapy and Use of paradox, ambiguous directives, relabeling and prescribing symptoms
Hershenson, David
Behavioral Relevance to Individuals with Disabilities Vocational Theory
Holland, John
Theory of Personality and Environmental Vocational Theory
Hoppock
Composite Vocational View
Hoppock, Robert
Needs Approach of Vocational Theory
Horney, Karen
Psychoanalyst who emphasized environmental and cultural influences
Jackson, Don
Coined the term Conjoint Family Therapy
James, William
Father of American psychology
Janov, Arthur
Creator of primal therapy
Jellinck, Edward
Created alpha through gamma categories of alcoholism
Jung, Carl
Originally influenced by Freud, he created his own branch of psychoanalysis
Klein, Melanie
Developed new theories of psychoanalysis, including work with children
Kohut, Heinz
Developed Self Psychology
Laing, R.D.
Scottish psychiatrist whose theories departed from traditional psychiatry
Lazarus
Behavioral Therapy
Levinson, Daniel
Identified major transitions in adult life
Lorenz, Konrad
Attachment working with imprinting
Maslow
Need-Drive Vocational Theory
Maslow, Abraham
Theorized a hierarchy of human needs capped by self-actualization
May, Rollo
Developed Existentialist Psychotherapy
Mesmer, Franz
Developed mesmerism (hypnotism)
Meyer, Adolf
Developed the field of psychobiology
Minuchin, Salvador
Developed Structural Family Therapy
Morita, Shoma
Developed a Zen Buddhist-influenced psychotherapy that emphasizes acceptance
O’Hare
Occupational Decision-Making Vocational Theory
Papp, Peggy
Family therapist known for family sculpting
Parsons
Trait Factory Vocational Theory
Pavlov, Ivan
Father of classical behavioral conditioning
Perls, “Fritz”
Co-founder of Gestalt therapy
Piaget, Jean
Swiss child development specialist
Poddar, Prosenjit and Tarasoff, Tatiana
Poddar murdered Tarasoff after telling his plans to a University of California psychologist. It is now a generally accepted principle that therapists have a duty to warn known intended victims.
Reich, Wilhelm
Austrian psychoanalyst who believed that neurosis is caused by inadequate orgasm
Roe, Anne
Theory of Early Parent-Child Relationships
Rogers, Carl
Creator of client-centered and person-centered psychotherapy
Satir, Virginia
Experiential Family Therapy
Schwartz, Richard
Creator of internal family systems psychotherapy
Shapiro, Francine
Created EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)
Skinner, B.F.
Theorized operant conditioning of behavior
Smith, “Dr. Bob”
Co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous
Sullivan, Harry Stack
Leader in the dynamic-cultural school of psychotherapy
Super
Self-Concept Vocational Theory and Career Patterns - Developmental
Tiedeman
Occupational Decision-Making Vocational Theory
Weyer, Johann
One of the first to propose that the behavior of witches was caused by mental illness rather than evil.
White, Michael
Co-founder of Narrative Therapy
Whittaker, Carl
Experiential Family Therapy
Williamson
Trait Factory Vocational Theory
Wilson, “Bill”
Co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous
Wolpe
Behavioral Therapy
Wolpe, Joseph
Developed systematic desensitization
Wynee, Lyman
Personality as a subsystem of the larger family system
Yalom, Irvin
American psychiatrist known for developing group psychotherapy
Zuk, Gerald
Triadic-based approached to family therapy