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Life of Ivan Pavlov
Know for Classical Conditioning, Transmarginal inhibition, and Behavior modification. -
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Life of Alfred Adler
Known for Individual Psychology. -
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Life of Carl Jung
Known for Analytical Psychology.
Created the theory called Collective Unconscious. -
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Life of Wolfgang Kohler
German Phenomenologist
Co-creator of the Gestalt theory. -
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Life of Louis Thurstone.
Louis Thurstone is known for:
Multiple Factor Analysis
Intelligence testing
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Life of David Wechsler.
He was most well known for:
the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale
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Life of Carl Rogers.
He was an American Psychologists known for the Person-centered approach. -
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Life of Erik Erikson
Came up with the idea of identity crisis. -
Ivan Pavlov recieves Noble Prize.
Ivan Pavlov recieves the Noble Price in Physiology or Medicine. -
Carl Jung published his first book.
This book was sent to Sigmund Freud, and started a six year close friendship. -
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Life of Abraham Maslow
Humanistic Psychologist from America.
Created Hierarchy of Need. -
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Life of Benjamin Bloom.
A Jewish-American Educational Psychologist. -
Release of The Mentality of Apes by Wolfgang Kohler.
Published this book which he studied how chimpanzies sloved problems. -
Louis Thurstone receives PhD.
Louis Thurstone receives PhD in Psychology at the University of Chicago. -
David Wechsler receives his PhD.
David Wechsler receives his PhD for Phsychology at Columbia University. -
Alfred Adler founded the Society of Individual Psychology.
In this year Alfred Adler found the Society of Individual Psychology after moving away from the psychoanalytic movement. -
Abraham Maslow recieved his PhD.
He recieves his PhD in the fields on Psychology from the University of Wisconsin. -
Carl Roger receives Humanist fo the Year award.
Carl Roger revceives Humanist of the Year award from the American Humanist Association. -
Erik Erikson chosen for the Jefferson Lecture.
Chosen by the National Endowment for the Humanities, he named his lecture "Dimensions of a New Identity". -
Bejamin Bloom publishes The 2 Sigma Problem.
This book is about the effect that one-on-one tutoring has on an average student.