Important Names in Psychology

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Across
  1. 1. Collective unconscious; archetypes.
  2. 4. "Womb envy".
  3. 7. Stanford prison experiment.
  4. 9. Conducted the "Little Albert" study.
  5. 11. Inferiority complex.
  6. 14. Founder of Gestalt psychology.
  7. 18. Studied latent learning and cognitive maps.
  8. 19. Moral development.
  9. 22. Bobo doll study.
  10. 23. Learned helplessness.
  11. 28. Co-creator of the first intelligence test.
  12. 29. Two-factor theory of emotion.
  13. 30. Founder of operant conditioning and reinforcement theory.
  14. 31. Trait theorist: Cardinal, central and secondary traits.
  15. 33. P-E-N model of personality.
  16. 37. Psychosocial development.
  17. 38. Famous for studying memory; eyewitness testimony.
  18. 39. Line-length conformity study.
  19. 41. Studied attachment styles in monkeys.
Down
  1. 2. Created the theory of multiple intelligences.
  2. 3. Founder of psychoanalysis.
  3. 5. Language Acquisition Device.
  4. 6. Researched the area of the brain involved with producing spoken language.
  5. 8. Studied attachment styles in infants.
  6. 10. Law of Effect.
  7. 12. Studied imprinting in baby ducks.
  8. 13. 16 Personality Factor model.
  9. 15. Created client-centered therapy.
  10. 16. Forgetting curve; decay model of memory.
  11. 17. Hierarchy of needs and self-actualization.
  12. 20. Studied the differences in moral development between males/females.
  13. 21. Founder of structuralism.
  14. 24. Studied obedience to authority; "shock" study.
  15. 25. Four-stage theory of cognitive development
  16. 26. Developed the first cognitive therapy for treating depression.
  17. 27. Researched the area of the brain involved in understanding written/spoken language.
  18. 32. Discovered classical conditioning.
  19. 33. Developed Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT).
  20. 34. Suggested language influences cognition.
  21. 35. Social learning theory; marshmallow experiment.
  22. 36. Developed the Thematic Apperception Test (TAT).
  23. 40. First American psychologist.