AP PSYCH PEOPLE REVIEW

5. determined the division between left and right brain, researched split-brain patients
7. experimented on monkeys with attachment (comfort v. sustenance)
10. Washburn 1st woman to be awarded a PHD in psychology
16. discovered that the speech production center of the brain is in the frontal lobe
18. studied law of effect on animals
20. known for his experiments on conformity using lines
21. known for his theories of the inferiority complex.
22. researched the misinformation effect regarding eyewitness testimonies
23. Chomsky language is pre-wired within the human brain at birth
26. known for his theory of multiple intelligences, really hated the g factor
27. studied parenting styles (permissive, authoritative, authoritarian)
28. known for the two-factor (cognitive) theory of emotions
29. known for the creation of REBT
31. came up with the g factor
33. researched hypnosis and pain control (hidden observer)
34. known for systematic desensitization
38. Wundt established first research laboratory, pioneered introspection in structuralism
39. known for the eight stages of cognitive development featuring psychological crises
40. known for the controversial shock obedience test
41. father of cognitive therapy

1. discovered the Just Noticeable Difference
2. and McCrae developed the five-factor personality model
3. studied the occipital lobe's visual cortex
4. used nonsense syllables to research the forgetting curve
6. known for the four stages of cognitive development
8. James established functionalism and held first psych classes in the US
9. Watson focused on observable behaviour with the Little Albert experiment
10. Calkins denied a degree from Harvard, later became the first female president of the APA
11. studied rats with the concept of cognitive maps
12. magic number 7 (plus or minus 2) regarding memory
13. Jung known for his theories on collective unconscious
14. known for the triarchic theory of intelligence
15. studied taste aversion
16. known for the "bobo doll" experiment regarding human behaviour models
17. known for the controversial Stanford Prison Experiment
19. father of operant conditioning
24. researched attachment between infants and their mothers
25. discovered that damage to the left frontal lobe caused problems with language comprehension
30. founder of humanism, created he hierarchy of needs
32. Rogers developed the concept of unconditional positive regard and client-centered therapy
35. father of classical conditioning
36. known for his stages of moral development
37. Hall established first psych lab in the USA, 1st prez. of the APA