Psychologists Flashcards
Structuralism
Mental processes reduced to elements, structure of mind
Wihlem Wundt - father of modern psychology
Edward Titchner - founder of structuralism
Functionalism
Minds function in the environment
William James (founder of American psychology)
John Dewey - reflex arc
James Cattell - experimental psychology
Gestalt
Sum is greater than its parts
Max Wetheimer
Wolfgang Kohler
Kurt Koffka
Behaviorists
Only observable behavior matters
John B. Watson
Ivan Pavlov - classical conditioning
B. F. Skinner - skinner boxes, operant conditioning
Thorndike - law of effect, instrumental learning
Tolman - rats, purposeful behavior
Psychoanalysis
influence of the unconscious mind on behavior.
Sigmund Freud
Carl Jung
Alfred Adler - will to power, inferiority complex
Heinz Kohut - self psychology
Karen Horney - away, towards, against
Humanism
Individual free will, personal growth and the concept of self-actualization.
Carl Rogers, client-centered therapy
Abraham Maslow
Cognitive
School of psychology that studies mental processes including how people think, perceive, remember and learn.
Aaron Beck
Neuro:
Hebb - fires together wires together, arousal
Johannes Muller - neuron
Sir Francis Galton
statistics, correlation coefficient
Gustav Fechner
experimental psychology
Stanley Hall
First president of APA, first to get PhD in psychology in US
Invented adolscence
Deryl Bem
Self Perception Theory
Johannes Muller
Neurologist,
his theory suggested that nerves will always fire the same way, despite different types of stimulation.
Wrote “Elements of Physiology,” a book that suggested the existence of special nerve energies
Aaron Beck
Cognitive Psychology
Morton Deutsch
Known for his prisoner’s dilemma and trucking company game studies?