Who’s who Flashcards

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Paul Broca

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Broca’s Area; responsible for articulated language. studied aphasia

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Charles Darwin

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evolution

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Michael Gazzaniga

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split brain research

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roger sperry

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split brain research. nature vs. nurture

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Carl Wernicke

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wernicke’s area; responsible for speech and language

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Alfred Kinsey

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researched human sexuality

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Abraham Maslow

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hierarchy of needs

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William James

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James-Lange Theory; physical response happens prior to mental response

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Stanley Schacter

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Two Factor Theory; physiological arousal and cognitive labels

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Hans Seyle

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Why do organisms respond to certain stressors

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Albert Bandura

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Bobo doll guy. Children learn by imitating actions that are rewarded or punished. Antisocial models have antisocial effects. Prosocial models have prosocial effects

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John Garcia

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Conditioned taste aversions.

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Ivan Pavlov

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Doges. Father or classical Conditioning

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Robert Rescorla

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Co-creator of the Rescorla-Wagner model of conditioning

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B.F. Skinner

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Father of Operant Conditioning. Used reward system to train animals

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Edward Thorndike

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Reinforcement is stronger than punishment in motivation

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Edward Tolman

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Behavioral Psychology

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John B. Watson

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Used principals of classical conditioning for advertisement. Father of the coffee break.

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Noam Chomsky

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Universal Grammar Theory. language is inherent

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Hermann Ebbinghaus

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“Learning Curve”, Spacing Effect. Studied memory

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Wolfgang Koehler

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studied Gestalt psychology

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Elizabeth Loftus

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showed that people can create their own memories when they can’t remember everything

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George A. Miller

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One of the founders of cognitive psychology. Contributed to Psycholinguistics

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Alfred Kinsey

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Kinsey Scale. An alleged way to test sexuality

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Abraham Maslow
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
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William James
James-Lange Theory. Physical response happens before mental response
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Stanley Schachter
Two Factor Theory of Emotion. Physiological Arousal, then cognitive label
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Hans Selye
Why do organisms respond differently to stressors?
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Alfred Binet
Created the first practical intelligence test for the Paris Educational System
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Francis Galton
Intelligence is Hereditary, Nature v. Nurture
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Howard Gardner
Multiple Intelligences. LLMSBIIN. Linguistic, Logical Mathematical, Musical, Spatial, Bodily Kinesthetic, Intrapersonal, Interpersonal, Naturalist
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Charles Spearman
"g". General Intelligence
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Robert Sternberg
Three Intelligences: Analytical, Creative, Practical.
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Louis Terman
"Stanford-Binet" Test. An Americanized version of the Binet Test
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David Wechsler
(WAIS) The Wechsler Adult intelligence scale. Also the WAIC, The Wechsler children intelligence scale, used to adjust educational curriculums for mentally disadvantaged kids.
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Gustav Fechner
optical illusions
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David Hubel / Torsten Weisel
Nobel prize winners for research of vision / perspective.
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Ernst Weber
Just Noticeable Difference
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Ernest Hilgard
famous for use of medicinal hypnosis
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Mary Ainsworth
insecure v secure attachment
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Diana Baumrind
categorized the different parenting styles
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Erik Erikson
stages of psychological development
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Carol Gilligan
advocated the feminist perspective over the male, which dominates society
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Harry Harlow
wire / cloth monkey mother. babies need comfort for mother
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Alfred Adler
“inferiority complex"
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Paul Costa / Robert McCrae
C.A.N.O.E. conscientiousness, agreeableness, neuroticism, openness, extraversion
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Sigmund Freud
psychodynamic perspective
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Carl Jung
“common reservoir” of collective unconsciousness
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Carl Rogers
Humanistic Psychology. Unconditional positive regard
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Lawrence Kohlberg
stages of moral development
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Konrad Lorenz
different forms of attachment
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Jean Piaget
children don't know conservation of mass, are egocentric, and understand basic laws of physics
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Lev Vygotsky
children learn through social environments
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Solomon Asch
studied peer pressure effects
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Leon Festinger
cognitive dissonance
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Stanley Milgram
teacher / learner shock experiment
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Philip Zimbardo
studied social roles
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aaron beck
father of cognitive therapy
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Dorothea Dix
created first generation mental asylums / treatment facilities
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Albert Ellis
created rational emotive behavior therapy
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Mary Cover Jones
developed technique of desensitization
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Joseph Wolpe
PTSD