| psychologists name |
During |
Nationality |
Known for |
| Abraham Maslow |
1908-1970 |
United States |
Hierarchy of Needs |
| Alfred Adler |
1870-1937 |
Austrian |
Individual Psychology |
| Albert Bandura |
1925 |
United States |
work on familial antecedents of social behavior |
| Carl Rogers |
1902-1987 |
United States |
The Person-centered approach |
| David Hume |
1711-1776 |
Scotland |
Notable ideas Problem of causation |
| E. Thorndike - Connectionism |
1874-1949 |
United States |
Father of modern educational psychology |
| Elizabeth Loftus |
1944 |
United States |
Studies of human memory |
| Franz Anton Mesmer |
1734-1815 |
German |
animal magnetism |
| Frederick Perls |
1893-1970 |
German |
He coined the term 'Gestalt Therapy' for the approach to therapy |
| George Herbert Meade |
1863-1931 |
United States |
regarded as one of the founders of social psychology. |
| Hans J. Eysenck |
1916-1997 |
German |
Eysenck's model of personality |
| James Braid |
1795-1860 |
Scottish |
influential pioneer of hypnotism and hypnotherapy |
| Judith Rich Harris |
1938 |
United States |
the author of The Nurture Assumption |
| Rollo May |
1909-1994 |
United States |
founder and faculty member of Saybrook Graduate School |
| Rotter - Kulian B. |
1916 |
United States |
social learning theory |
| Thurstone, L. L |
1887-1955 |
United States |
Multiple Factor Analysis |
