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WorksheetsAP Psych People
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 20mins
"Father of Psychology", introspection
Wundt
James
Wertheimer
Freud
Gestalt (jigsaw puzzle) Psychology
Wernicke
Jung
Wertheimer
Titchner
Structuralism
Skinner
Titchner
James
Rogers
Functionalism
Titchner
Walters
Lorenz
James
Behaviorism; "Little Albert"
Watson
Harlow
Adler
Ellis
Psychoanalysis, dream analysis, free association, structure of personality, psychosexual stages of development, defense mechanisms
Jung
Freud (pronounced "Frood")
Freud (pronounced "Froid")
Maslow
Obedience; ethics
Sheldon
Milgram
Pavlov
Piaget
Left frontal lobe; speaking
Horney
Wernicke
Broca
Eysenck
Left frontal lobe; understanding language
Wernicke
Broca
Binet
Mischel
Classical conditioning; dogs
Pavlov
Skinner
Washoe, Sara, and Koko
Cattell
Instrumental learning; cats; law of effect
Cattell
Thorndike
Ebbinghaus
Kelley
Behaviorist; operant conditioning, rats and pigeons
Tolman
Skinner
Erikson
Pavlov
Latent learning; cognitive maps
Murray
Ellis
Adler
Tolman
Social learning theory; Bobo doll
Lorenz
Bandura
Gilligan
Chomsky
Forgetting; Decay Model
Ebbinghaus
Binet
Jung
Milgram
Native Theorist, inherent existence of sets of cognitive structures
Allport
Wundt
Chomsky
Erikson
Linguistic Relativity Hypothesis
Piaget
Whorf
Wertheimer
Freud
Ape language studies
Heinz, Andrews, and Mwamba
Williams, Sullivan, and Tarzan the gorilla
Washoe, Sara, and Koko
Andersen, Griggs, and Harambe
Collective unconscious; archetypes; psychoanalysis
Erikson
Jung
Freud
Mischel
Hated Freud's Psychosexual Stages
Beck
Kelley
Binet
Horney
Midlife crisis, psychosocial development, psychoanalysis
Thorndike
Erikson
Chomsky
Allport
Inferiority complex; Psychoanalytic
Adler
Watson
Ebbinghaus
Allport
Stages of Cognitive Development; Cognitive theorist
Cattell
Tolman
Piaget
Titchner
Client centered, unconditional positive regard
Milgram
Rogers
Broca
Horney
Rational Emotive Therapy; Cognitive Theorist
Skinner
Thorndike
Gilligan
Ellis
Hierarchy of Needs; Humanistic
Beck
Maslow
Murray
Wertheimer
Somatotyping: ectomorph, mesomorph, endomorph (different body types: long and lean, short and stocky, and in between)
Wundt
Harlow
Lorenz
Sheldon
IQ
Binet
Bandura
James
Erikson
Biological model of personality; trait-type hierarchy (Big 5 Personality Traits OCEAN)
Eysenck
Murray
Ebbinghaus
Chomsky
Attachment studies; monkeys
Wernicke
Harlow
Pavlov
Skinner
"Survival of the Fittest" and imprinting
Whorf
Lorax
Lorenz
Darwin
This man had a railroad spike pierce his frontal lobe, damaging his limbic system which altered his personality
Phineas Gage
Jean Piaget
Albert Ellis
Stanley Milgram
Cognitive therapy treating depression
Watson
Adler
Beck
Tolman
TAT (Thematic Apperception Test) = describing ambiguous pictures
Broca
Sheldon
Wundt
Murray
Trait Approach - cardinal, central, secondary
Adler
Allport
Rogers
Freud
Crystallized intelligence and fluid intelligence
Chomsky
Wernicke
Cattell
Thorndike
Personal Construct Theory
Maslow
Kelley
Horney
Jung
Social learning theory
Mischel
James
Bandura
Eysenck
Examined moral differences between boys and girls based on social rules and on ethic of caring and responsibility
Binet
Titchner
Ebbinghaus
Gilligan
