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AP psychology prep for key people
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conducted the Stanford Prison study
Asch
Milgram
Harlow
Zimbardo
2
studied temperament in infants
Kagan
Ainsworth
Erikson
Piaget
3
introduced a triangular theory of both love and intelligence
Seligman
Sperry
Steele
Sternberg
4
introduced the law of effect
Watson
Wundt
Jung
Thorndike
5
studied obedience
Rogers
Wolpe
Zimbardo
Milgram
6
is the father of positive psychology and studied learned helplessness
Rogers
Seligman
Chomsky
Rosenhan
7
studied groupthink
Asch
Janis
Zimbardo
Milgram
8
used systematic desensitization
Wolpe
Weber
Watson
Wechsler
9
Is a neo-Freudian
Skinner
Beck
Horney
Rogers
10
researched the universal recognition of emotion in facial expressions
Ekman
Bowlby
Skinner
James
11
did split-brain research
Szasz
Sperry and Gazzaniga
Sternberg
Steele
12
studied achievement motivation using the TAT
Maslow
Rorschach
Murray
Costa
13
developed the psychosocial stages
Erikson
Bowlby
Freud
Piaget
14
identified the part of the brain that controls speech
Olds and Milner
Wernicke
Sperry
Broca
15
studied taste aversion
Garcia
Miller
Weber
Wundt
16
believed language is biologically based
Chomsky
Skinner
Piaget
Wolpe
17
created the IQ test that we use the most today
Eysenck
Wechsler
Terman
Binet
18
studied conformity
Festinger
Milgram
Zimbardo
Asch
19
studied the medial forebrain bundle which is a pleasure center in the brain
Olds and Milner
Sperry
Broca
Wernicke
20
discussed the collective unconscious and archetypes
Jung
Freud
Horney
Adler
21
studied attachment with the strange situation
Bowlby
Hall
Janus
Ainsworth
22
studied cognitive development
Marcia
Piaget
Erikson
Freud
23
improved treatment for individuals in France with mental illness
Pinel
Dix
Ellis
Asch
24
studied identity formation in adolescence
Rogers
Thorndike
Marcia
Maslow
25
studied observational learning
Bandura
Pavlov
Thorndike
Skinner
26
developed cognitive therapy (really called cognitive behavior therapy, CBT)
Eysenck
Rogers
Beck
Ellis
27
opened the first psychology laboratory
Hall
Galton
Wundt
Weber
28
is a structuralist and used introspection
Hall
Wundt
Titchener
Thorndike
29
researched stereotype threat or vulnerability
Asch
Wolpe
Steele
Schacter
30
studied classical conditioniong
Pavlov
Hall
Wundt
Skinner
31
introduced the forgetting curve
Eysenck
Sternberg
Ebbinghaus
Gardner
32
improved treatment for individuals in the US with mental illness
Hall
Ainsworth
Dix
PInel
33
developed client centered or person centered therapy
Maslow
Sternberg
Watson
Rogers
34
studied operant conditioning
Bandura
Pavlov
Skinner
Wundt
35
studied parenting styles (authoritarian, authoritative, permissive)
Baumrind
Titchener
Seligman
Bowlby
36
studied attachment in monkeys
Asch
Baumrind
Rogers
Harlow
37
studied cognitive dissonance
Festinger
Seligman
Selye
Freud
38
introduced the theory of evolution
Darwin
Bandura
Milgram
Chomsky
39
studied moral development
Piaget
Freud
Erikson
Kohlberg
40
created the hierarchy of needs
Ellis
Freud
Rogers
Maslow
41
developed psychoanalysis
Adler
Freud
Ellis
Jung
42
introduced the magic number (seven plus or minus two)
Thorndike
Maslow
Weber
Miller
43
developed the Stanford Binet
Sperry
Terman
Wechsler
Eysenck
44
discussed the inferiority complex
Freud
Bandura
Adler
Jung
45
researched the misinformation effect
Loftus
Ainsworth
Steele
Hall
46
identified the part of the brain that controls receptive speech
Wernicke
Chomsky
Broca
Bandura
47
studied feature detectors
Hubel and Wiesel
Skinner and Pavlov
Freud and Jung
Rogers and Maslow
48
introduced a theory of emotion that involves perception
James-Lange
Schacter
Wernicke
Canon-Bard
49
studied personality
Szasz
Allport
Wechsler
Steele
50
developed rational emotive therapy
Beck
Rogers
Terman
Ellis
51
opened the first psychology laboratory in the US
Fechner
Wundt
Hall
Dix
52
introduced the general adaption syndrome
Seligman
Selye
Terman
Titchener
53
was a functionalist
Titchener
Fechner
William James
Hall
54
developed the first modern IQ test in France
Terman
Binet
Benjy
Wechsler
