Across
- 3. Please continue. The experiment requires that you continue. It is absolutely essential that you continue. You have no other choice. You must go on.
- 5. Responsible for theory of stages of moral development
- 7. Came up with the theory of cognitive development
- 10. discovered the forgetting curve and the spacing effect
- 12. conducted research related to second language acquisition
- 13. known for her work in early emotional attachment with the "Strange Situation"
- 15. Established the school of behaviorism and conducted the "Little Albert" experiment
- 17. Responsible for the stages of psychosocial development
- 18. clinical and developmental psychologist known for research parenting styles
- 19. Former president of the American Psychological association, specialized in social psychology and parapsychology.
- 20. founding father of psychoanalysis
- 21. Neo-freudian that questioned psychoanalysis and traditional Freudian views.
- 23. known for his hierarchy of needs (fulfilling innate human needs and culminating in self actualization
- 25. discovered the conditioned response
- 26. worked on linguistics, a branch of cognitive psychology
- 27. developed the concepts of extraversion and introversion and archetypes.
Down
- 1. Wool mommy monkey and wire mommy monkey
- 2. behaviorist that invented the operant conditioning chamber
- 4. best known the experiment in which healthy associates briefly simulated hallucinations in different mental hospitals.
- 6. invented the first usable intelligence test
- 8. best known for cognitive dissonance and social comparison theory
- 9. Hypnosis, especially with regard to pain control
- 11. Pioneer in the field of cognitive psychology, developed techniques to study human information processing.
- 14. summed up a branch of psychology, “positive psychology”
- 16. One of the founders of the humanistic approach to psychology
- 18. Responsible for the Bobo doll experiment
- 22. Pioneer in the study of emotions and their relations to facial expressions
- 24. Worked in the areas of impression formation, conformity, prestige suggestion, and other areas in social psychology