WorksheetsAP Psychology Name to Fame
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 16mins
She said, "men suffer from "womb envy", environment and cultural experience can create anxiety.
Mary Calkins
Dorothea Dix
Margaret Washburn
Anna Freud
Karen Horney
She did the "Stranger situation experiment"
Margaret Washburn
Mary Calkins
Mary Ainsworth
Dorothea Dix
The concept of "Storm and Stress"
Wilhem Wundt
Stanley Hall
First to write a Psychology textbook
William James
Wilhem Wundt
First Psychological Lab
Stanley Hall
William James
Wilhem Wundt
Structuralist vs Functionalist
William James vs Wilhem Wundt
Wilhem Wundt vs William James
She reformed mental institutions
Mary Calkins
Dorothea Dix
1st female to get a PhD
Margaret Washburn
Mary Calkins
Learned Helplessness
Martin Seligman
Hermann Ebbbinghaus
Forgetting Curve
Hermann Ebbinghaus
Edward Tolman
Insight learning (chimps solve puzzle to get bananas)
Wolfgang Köhler
Edward Tolman
Classical Conditioning
Ivan Pavlov
BF Skinner
Operant Conditioning
BF Skinner
Albert Bandura
Inborn Universal grammar
Noam Chomsky
Benjamin Whorf
Linguistic Determinism
Benjamin Whorf
David Premack
describes how activities can be used as reinforcers for behavior that is less probable in an individual.
Gestalt Pinciples
Premack Principles
The whole is greater than the sum of its parts
Gestalt Principles
Law of effect
Law of effect
Thorndike
Schacter
Two factor theory
Schacter
Cannon Bard
James Lange
Stimulus-physiological arousal-emotion
James lange
Cannon Bard
Schacter
company had commissioned studies to determine if the level of light within their building affected the productivity of the workers.
Hawthorne effect
Theory X
Theory Y
the inferiority complex
Alfred Adler
Solomon Asch
Albert Ellis
Leon Festinger
Conformity-Line experiment
Zimbardo
Asch
Tversky
Thurstone
Observational learning, Bobo doll
Spearman
Jung
Baumrind
Bandura
developed the 3-stage processing model of memory
John Garcia
Francis Galton
Richard Atkinson
Jean Piaget
Parenting Styles
Baumrind
Binet
Loftus
Milgram
Studied facial expressions(microexpressions) and how they reflected emotions
Albert Ellis
Erik Erikson
Paul Ekman
Lawrence Kohlberg
Kohlberg's greatest critic
Carol Gilligan
Howard Gardner
Harry Harlow
Karen Horney
Created the theory of multiple intelligences
Charles Spearman
Howard Gardner
Lewis Terman
David Wechsler
Developed the idea of nature vs nurture
Daniel Goleman
Francis Galton
Harry Harlow
Raised monkeys with 2 artificial mothers, cloth and wire
John Watson
Elizabeth loftus
Mary Ainsworth
Harry Harlow
Study of obedience to authority figures. Learner and teacher
Stanley Milgram
Philip Zimbardo
Solomon Asch
Cognitive Development, "Sensorimotor, Preoperational, Concrete, Formal
Jean Piaget
Erik Erikson
Lawrence Kohlberg
Paul Costa
"Classical Conditioning" Unconditional Stimulus, Unconditional Response, Conditional Stimulus, Conditional Response
Skinner
Pavlov
Rogers
Baumrind
Ink blot test
Rorschach
Rosenhan
Seligman
Milgram
He sent fake patients who pretended to have disorders to mental hospitals and they were still treated for months after reporting feeling fine.
Ernst Weber
Phineas Gage
David Rosenhan
Alfred Binet
Cardinal Traits and central traits of personality
Gordon Allport
Raymond Cattell
Paul Ekman
Albert Ellis
Psychosocial Development from birth to death
H. Eysenck
J. Piaget
E. Erikson
V. Vygotsky
Discovery of 16 underlying personality traits
Michael Gazzaniga
Konrad Lorenz
Aaron Beck
Raymond Cattell
Stable vs unstable; introvert vs extrovert
J. Watson
H. Eyesenck
R. Rescorla
C. Spearman
Taste Aversion
E. Loftus
J. Garcia
M. Gazzaniga
R. Sperry
False Memory, eyewitness testimony
Mary Ainsworth
Elizabeth Lofus
Carol Gilligan
Mary Carver Jones
Imprinting, study of mallard ducks, critical period
Konrad Lorenz
Abraham Maslow
John Watson
David Wechsler
General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS)
S. Schachter
H. Selye
C. Spearman
D. Kahneman
IQ formula; IQ=MA/CA
C. Spearman
A. Binet
R. Sternberg
D. Wechsler
