Psychologists And Psychoanalysts 1-24
22 entries in the Psychologists And Psychoanalysts compendium.
Psychologists And Psychoanalysts 1-24 — Era Chart
John B. WatsonAmerican psychologist who popularized behaviorism as a psychological school.John BowlbyBritish psychiatrist who pioneered attachment theory.Kurt KoffkaGerman psychologist who co-founded Gestalt psychology and studied perception.Lev VygotskyRussian and Soviet psychologist who pioneered cultural-historical activity theory.Margaret Floy WashburnFirst U.S. woman to earn a PhD in psychology.Marsha M. LinehanAmerican psychologist who created dialectical behavior therapy.Martin SeligmanPsychologist known for learned helplessness and positive psychology.Mary AinsworthDeveloped the strange situation procedure and ABC attachment model.Mary Whiton CalkinsAmerican philosopher and psychologist who pioneered self-psychology.Melanie KleinAustrian-British psychoanalyst who pioneered child analysis and object relations theory.Muzafer SherifTurkish-American social psychologist who studied social norms and conflict.Neal E. MillerAmerican experimental psychologist known for biofeedback and fear research.Otto RankAustrian psychoanalyst who broke with Freud over birth trauma.Paul EkmanPsychologist who pioneered the study of emotions and facial expressions.Philip ZimbardoPsychologist known for the Stanford prison experiment and heroism research.Raymond CattellPsychometric researcher of personality, intelligence, and multivariate methods.Leon FestingerSocial psychologist who originated cognitive dissonance theory.Joseph JastrowPsychologist who used the scientific method to identify truth from error and educate the pLewis TermanPsychologist who revised the Stanford-Binet IQ test and launched the Genetic Studies of GeMilton H. EricksonAmerican psychiatrist who pioneered clinical hypnosis and family therapy.Alfred AdlerAustrian medical doctor and founder of individual psychology.Alfred BinetFrench psychologist who co-created the first practical intelligence test.
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