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This page has resource lists of pscyhologists, as defined in the page Psychologist, who have been eminently important to the study of psychology. Also, is a table for eminent non-psychologists contributers of psychological ideas, and a table of contemporary psychologists of note. Finally, there is a list of pre-scientific influences on psychology in the list of antecedents to scientific psychology.
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[edit] Table of Eminent Psychologists
| Name | Dates | Domain1 | Most known for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mary Ainsworth | 1913–1999 | Developmental | Strange Situation, attachment styles | |
| Gordon W. Allport | 1897–1967 | Personality | A-S reaction study | |
| Anne Anastasi | 1908–2001 | Psychometrics | ||
| James Rowland Angell | 1869–1949 | |||
| Eliot Aronson | 1932– | Social | ||
| Solomon E. Asch | 1907–1996 | Gestalt | Asch situation | |
| Albert Bandura | 1925– | Social | social learning theory | |
| Frederic Bartlett | 1886–1969 | Experimental | ||
| Lauretta Bender | 1897–1987 | Developmental | ||
| Leonard Berkowitz | ||||
| Alfred Binet | 1857–1911 | Differenital | ||
| Edwin G. Boring | Experimental | |||
| Gordon H. Bower | ||||
| D. E. Broadbent | 1926–1993 | Experimental | Broadbent's filter model | |
| Roger Brown | ||||
| Jerome S. Bruner | 1915– | Developmental | ||
| Cyril Burt | 1883 –1971 | Differential | ||
| Donald T. Campbell | 1916–1996 | Campbell's design approach | ||
| W. Gary Cannon | Psychophsiology | Canon-Bard theory of emotion, Cannon-Washburn experiment | ||
| James McKeen Cattell | 1860–1944 | Exeprimental | ||
| Raymond B. Cattell | Personality, Assessment | Cattell 16 Factor Personality Questionnaire | ||
| Clyde Hamilton Coombs | 1912–1988 | |||
| Leo J. Cronbach | 1916–2001 | Psychometrics | Cronbach's coefficient alpha | |
| Morton Deutsch | Experimental | Deutsch illusion | ||
| John Dollard | 1900?–1980 | Personality | ||
| Hermann Ebbinghaus | 1850–1909 | Physiological | ||
| Paul Ekman | 1934– | Experimental | ||
| William K. Estes | 1919– | Experimental | ||
| H. J. Eysenck | 1916 –1997 | Personality, Differenital | Eysenck personality inventory | |
| Gustav Fechner | 1801–1887 | Physiological | ||
| Leon Festinger | 1919–1989 | Social | cognitive dissonance theory | |
| Erich Fromm | 1900–1980 | Personality, Humanism | ||
| John Garcia | 1917– | Garci effect | ||
| Arnold Gesell | 1880–1961 | |||
| Eleanor J. Gibson | 1910–2002 | |||
| James J. Gibson | 1904–1979 | Cognitive | theory of space perception | |
| J. P. Guilford | 1897–1988 | Differenital, Psychometrics | Guilford-Martin personnel inventory | |
| G. Stanley Hall | 1844–1924 | Experimental | theory of interpersonal zones | |
| Harry Harlow | 1906–1981 | Comparative | surrogate wire & terry cloth mothers in rhesus monkeys | |
| Donald O. Hebb | 1904–1985 | Physiological | Hebbian association | |
| Fritz Heider | 1896–1988 | Experimental | ||
| Ernest R. Hilgard | 1904–2001 | |||
| John Holland | 1919– | Industrial | ||
| Clark L. Hull | 1884–1952 | Experimental | Hullian | |
| J. McVicker Hunt | 1906–1991 | Experimental, Personality | ||
| William James | 1842–1910 | Physiological | James-Lange theory of emotion | |
| Irving L. Janis | 1918– | |||
| Arthur R. Jensen | Differenital | |||
| Edward E. Jones | Experimental | Jones's correspondent inference | ||
| Jerome Kagan | Development | |||
| Harold H. Kelley | Kelley's attribution theory | |||
| Lawrence Kohlberg | Developmental | stages of moral development | ||
| Wolfgang Köhler | 1887–1967 | Gestalt | prism experiments | |
| Kurt Koffka | 1886–1941 | Gestalt | ||
| Karl S. Lashley | 1890–1958 | Physiological, Cognitive | Lashley's jumping stand | |
| Richard S. Lazarus | ||||
| Kurt Lewin | 1890–1947 | Pesronality | Lewinian psychology, field theory | |
| Elizabeth F. Loftus | Cognitive | |||
| Alexander R. Luria | Neuropsychological | Luria-Nebraska Neuropsychological Battery | ||
| Eleanor E. Maccoby | Developmental, Social | |||
| Abraham Maslow | 1908 –1970 | Personality | Maslow's hierarchy | |
| David C. McClelland | 1917–1998 | |||
| William McDougall | 1871–1938 | Experimental | ||
| Paul E. Meehl | Psychometrics | |||
| Stanley Milgram | 1933–1984 | Social | obedience studies | |
| George A. Miller | ||||
| Neal E. Miller | 1909–2002 | |||
| Walter Mischel | Clinical, Personality | |||
| O. Hobart Mowrer | Personality | |||
| Gardner Murphy | 1895–1979 | Personality | ||
| Ulric Neisser | 1928– | Cognitive | ||
| Theodore M. Newcomb | Social | Attraction studies | ||
| Charles E. Osgood | Osgood's transfer surface theory | |||
| Jean Piaget | Developmental | Piagetian stages | ||
| Robert Plomin | ||||
| Michael Posner | ||||
| Carl E. Seashore | 1866–1949 | Experimental | ||
| Stanley Schachter | Social | Schachter's affiliation studies | ||
| Martin E. P. Seligman | Social | |||
| Roger N. Shepard | Kruskel-Shepard scaling | |||
| B. F. Skinner | 1904–1990 | Experimental | Skinnerian behaviorism | |
| Kenneth Spence | ||||
| Roger W. Sperry | Experimental | |||
| Robert J. Sternberg | ||||
| S. S. Stevens | 1906–1973 | Experimental | Stevens's power law | |
| Lewis M. Terman | 1877–1956 | I | Terman-McNemar Test of Mental Ability | |
| Edward Thorndike | 1874–1949 | Clinical | Thorndike's puzzle box | |
| L. L. Thurston | 1887–1955 | Quantitative, Personality | Thurston Attitude Scale | |
| E. B. Titchener | 1867–1927 | Experimental | ||
| Edward C. Tolman | 1886–1959 | Experimental | purposive behaviorism | |
| Silvan S. Tompkins | 1911–1991 | Personality | ||
| Endel Tulving | Experimental | |||
| Amos Tversky | 1937–1996 | |||
| Benton J. Underwood | ||||
| Lev S. Vygotsky | Developmental | Vygotsky test | ||
| Margarete Washburn | 1871–1939 | Experimental | Canon-Washburn experiment | |
| John B. Watson | 1878–1958 | Clinical | Watsonian behaviorism | |
| David Wechsler | 1896–1981 | Assessment | Wechsler Intelligence Scales | |
| Max Wertheimer | 1880–1943 | Experimental | ||
| Herman A. Witkin | Physiological | Witkin field independence | ||
| Joseph Wolpe | Clinical | Reciprocal inhibition | ||
| Robert W. Woodworth | Personality | Woodworth personal data sheet | ||
| Wilhelm Wundt | 1832–1920 | Experimental | Wundt's emotional laws | |
| Robert Yerkes | 1876–1956– | Comparative | ||
| R. B. Zajonc | 1923– | Social | social facilitation | |
| Joseph Zubin | 1900–1990 | Clinical | ||
| 1 Please refer to InfoBox on the right for standardized list of domains. | ||||
[edit] Table of Eminent non-psychologists Contributers to Psychology
[edit] Table of Contemporary Psychologists
[edit] List of Antecedents to Scientific Psychology
In roughly historical order
Ancient Greece
Roman Period
Middle Ages
Renaissance
British Empiricism and Associationism
Transcendental/Metaphysics
Pseudoscience
Psychophysics/Experimental Physiology
[edit] List of Eminent Contributers to Psychology of a Specific Country
JAPAN
- Hiroshi Hayami 1876-1943
- Teijiro Kawata 1879-1959
- Ryoei Kubo 1883-1942
- Ryo Kuroda 1890-1947
- Koreshige Masuda 1883-1933
- Taizo Nakajima 1866-1918
- Amane Nishi 1826-1894
- Shigeki Nishimura 1828-1902
- Toshio Nogami 1882-1963
- Usao Onojima 1893-1944
- Kanichi Tanaka 1882-1962
- Seji Tsukahara 1872-1946
- Yoicki Ueno 1883-1957
- Toru Watanabe 1883-1957
- Tatsuo Yatabe 1893-1958
1. Applied
a. Community b. Engineering c. Educational
2. Clinical
a. Assessment
b. Psychopathology
c. Health Service Providers
i. Adult Clinical
ii. Child
iii. Counseling
iv. Geropsychology
v. Health
vi. School
d. Modes of Psychotherapy
i. Behavioral
ii. Cognitive/Behavioral
iii. Counseling
iv. Psychodynamic
(1) Adlerian
(2) Psychoanalysis
(a) Interpersonal
(b) Intersubjective
(c) Jungian
(d) Object Relations
(i) American
(ii) British
(e) Psychodynamic psychotherapy
3. Cognitive
a. Psycholinguists b.
4. Comparative
a. Biopsychologists
5. Cultural
6. Developmental Psychologists
a. Child b. Adolescent c. Adult d. Geriatric
7. Differential
8. Experimental
9. Forensic
10. Health
11. Industrial
a. Personnel
12. Personality
13. Physiological
14. Psychometric/Quantitative/Statistical
15. Social Psychologists
