IB Psych Psychologist Quiz Review

Solomon Asch

Sociocultural, tested conformity through line test

Ivan Pavlol

Behavioral, classical conditioning

Albert Bandura

Social & Cognitive, theorized learning happens through interactions and behaviors

Noam Chomsky

Cognitive, believed children already had grammatical systems built in and only needed vocab

Carl Jung

Psychodynamic, discovered personality types (extroverts and introverts)

Mary Ainsworth

Developmental, attachment theory

Abraham Maslow

Humanistic, developed hierarchy for needs

Erik Erikson

Developmental, 8 stages of development and each had a central conflict

B.F. Skinner

Behavioral, operant conditioning

Jean Piaget

Developmental and Cognitive, theory that children progress through as thinking and intelligence develop

Sigmund Freud

Psychoanalytical, unconscious mind, id/ego/superego

Stanley Milgram

Social, obedience experiment with shocks and authority figures

Lawrence Kohlberge

Developmental, theory on 6 stages of moral development

Elizabeth Kubler-Ross

Humanistic, stages of grief

Elizabeth Loftus

Cognitive, memories are not reliable and can be altered through misinformation

Carol Gilligan

Developmental, goal was to show women didn’t stop developing before men but continued to differently

Paul Ekman

Behavioral, how facial expressions convey different emotions

Harry Harlow

Developmental, proved we need affection to develop/socialize properly

John Watson

Behavioral, belief all human and animal behavior is a reaction to stimuli, Little Albert experiement

Philip Zimbardo

Social, proved situation and social roles influence behaviors, prison experiment