AP Psych Major Psychologists and Approaches

__________ conducted a famous study of attachment using infant monkeys and wire / cloth "mothers"

Which of these is NOT part of Sigmund Freud's work?

Alfred Adler is best known for his theory of:

Most psychologists and therapists today work from a __________ perspective.

Carl Jung is best known for his theory of:

__________ revolutionized the treatment of psychological disorders by introducing client-centered therapy.

__________ is considered the "father of psychology".

Archetypes and the collective unconscious were both important contributions of:

__________ was best known for her "strange situation" studies on attachment in infants.

__________ was best known for using psychodynamic therapy to treat children.

A psychologist who helps athletes use mental imaging techniques to enhance performance would be a:

One of Albert Bandura's most important contributions to psychology was:

__________ was known for his theory that described cognitive development across the whole lifespan.

The idea of the misinformation effect was illustrated by:

A therapist who focuses on helping their clients accomplish goals and reach their full potential is most likely a:

A psychologist who is studying the influence of operant conditioning on adolescents is most likely a:

Ivan Pavlov is best known for:

__________ introduced the theory of learned helplessness.

__________ created the first IQ test.

The infamous "Little Albert" experiment was performed by:

In addition to creating functionalism, __________ is also known for a major theory of emotion.

The idea that humans are motivated by a "hierarchy of needs" was introduced by:

The __________ focused on studying the brain's tendency to fill in gaps in incomplete images.

Mary Calkins is best known for:

_______ and _______ were both known for their work relating to moral development.