Historical Figures and Approaches in Psychology Quiz

Pioneer of psychoanalysis, known for his theories on the unconscious mind.

Proposed hierarchy of human needs, culminating in self-actualization.

Formulated stages of cognitive development in children.

Linked to the concept of self-actualization in humanistic psychology.

Developed social learning theory, emphasizing observational learning.

Emphasized self-concept and self-actualization in humanistic psychology.

Conducted the 'Little Albert' experiment, demonstrating classical conditioning.

Introduced the concept of the collective unconscious in psychology.

Pioneered operant conditioning and reinforcement theory.

Considered one of the founders of behaviorism.

Proposed theory suggesting emotion involves both physiological arousal and cognitive interpretation.

Introduced the concept of self-efficacy, influencing motivation and behavior.

Pioneered research on classical conditioning and conditioned reflexes.

Introduced the idea of unconscious motives influencing behavior.

Proposed triarchic theory of intelligence, including analytical, creative, and practical aspects.

Associated with the concept of imprinting, a form of learning in young animals.

Developed sociocultural theory, emphasizing cultural and social influences on cognitive development.