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Psychologist Names

Names of famous psychologists

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Aronson and Linder Proposed gain loss principle which is an evaluation that changes will have more effect than an evaluation which remains constant
Solomon Asch Famous conformity research who had subjects compare lenghts of lines in the famous classroom experiment
Albert Bandura Self efficacy researcher, famous for social learning theory and having kids beat clowns
Daryl Bem Developed self-perception theory as an alternative to cognitive dissonance theory, kid who washes dishes for fun will be less likely to do that when being paid
John Darley and Bib Latané Proposed that there were two factors that could lead to non helping: social influence and the diffusion of responsibility; studied bystander intervention after Kitty Genovese
Alice Eagly Gender differences in conformity were due to differing social roles and not neccessairly gender
Leon Festinger Developed cognitive dissonance theory and social comparison theory --> we are drawn to affiliate because of a tendency to evaluate ourselves in relation to others
Edward Hall Important cross cultural psychologist who studied norms for interpersonal distance in interpersonal interactions
Clark, K, and Clark. M performed stuidy on doll preferences in african american children and the results were used in teh 1954 court case Brown v. the topeka board of education
Friz Heider Developed balance theory to explain why attitudes change (triangles) and also developed attribution theory; with dispositional and situational atribution (fundamental attribution error)
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