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Stanley Milgrim He did the shock study-Scientist predicted less than 5% of people would administer maximum shock/ in reality 2/3 administered shock
Albert Bandura Most well known modeling studies done on childrens aggressive behavior- observational learning
Little Albert Experiment John Watson Classical conditioning, Baby develops fear of white furry objects bc every time he went to touch a white furry object Watson would make a loud noise to scare him
Binet -Most direct ancestor of todays intelligence tests -Unlike Galton Binet believes true measure of intelligence is based in complex tasks memory, judgement, and comprehension
Sir Francis Galton -First to systematically measure intelligence(Nature v. Nurture) -Reaction time, memory, sensory ability, other intellectual tasks.
Simon and Binet To express a childs level of intellectual development they introduced the concept of mental age.
Lewis Terman Revised Binets method into Stanfor-Binet scale most important modification was IQ.
David Wechsler Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale, Wechsler Intelligence scale for children, Wechsler preschool and primary scale of intelligence
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