Theorists Flashcards

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Wolfgang Kohler

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Learning theorist who studied chimpanzees and insight

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Albert Bandura

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Observational learning, Bono the clown, self efficacy, model and modeling

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B.F. Skinner

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Operant conditioning, shaping, operant chamber, often used rats and pigeons

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Charles Spearman

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General intelligence, g factor, correlations between intelligences

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Roger Sperry

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Split-brain research

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Lewis Terman

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Intelligence, 7 primary mental abilities, no g factor

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Edward Thorndike

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Learning, law of effect = rewarded behaviors are likely to occur again

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Louis Thurstone

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Intelligence, seven primary mental abilities, no g factor

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Edward Tolman

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Behaviorist, behavior is guided by cognitive processes

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John Watson

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Little Albert, fear conditioning, classical conditioning

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Ernst Weber

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Sensation, Weber’s Law = perceived stimulus change needs a consistent change

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David Weshcler

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WAIS and WISC, helpful guy

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Carl Wernicke

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Wernicke’s area in the left brain, language comprehension, aphasia

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Benjamin Whorf

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Linguistic determinism, one’s thoughts are influenced by your language

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Alfred Binet

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Binet-Simon scale, measures children’s mental age

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Paul Broca

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Broca’s area, left, speech production, damage leads to broken speech, aphasia

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Hermann Ebbinghaus

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Memory, forgetting curve, rehearsal, “nonsense syllables”

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Gustav Fechner

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Sensation, absolute threshold, just notable difference

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Sigmund Freud

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Dreams, unconscious mind, fucking wacko

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Franz Gall

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Phrenology wacko

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John Garcia

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Taste aversion, classical learning, coyote-sheep experiment

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Robert Rescerola

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Behaviorist, but he was interested in cognition, classical conditioning

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Hermann Von Helmholtz

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Trichromatic theory, Young-Helmholtz

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Elizabeth Loftus

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Misinformation effect, false memories, car crash experiment

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Abraham Maslow

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Motivation, hierarchy of needs

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Franz Anton Mesmer

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Hypnosis and animal magnetism

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Howard Gardener

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Eight intelligences

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Howard Gardener’s eight intelligences

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Linguistic, logical mathematical, musical, spatial, bodily-kinesthetic, intrapersonal, interpersonal, naturalistic

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George Miller

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7 +/-, short term memory

30
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Ivan Pavlov

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Classical conditioning, learning, dogs and bells

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Robert Sternberg

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Three intelligences, triarchic theory