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Founder of psychoanalysis who divided the psyche into the id, ego, and superego Sigmund Freud
The technique used by Freud to identify repressed memories and fears Free-association
Freudian work that argued problems are caused by mental states rather than biochemical dysfunction The Interpretation of Dreams
Former associate of Freud who introduced the "collective unconscious" and "archetypes" Carl Jung
Terms frequently associated with Carl Jung's analytical psychology movement Introversion and extroversion
Author of The Neurotic Constitution who coined the term "inferiority complex" Alfred Adler
The name of Alfred Adler's theory regarding the quest for self-realization Individual psychology
Nobel Prize-winning physiologist famous for the "conditioned reflex" involving salivating dogs Ivan Pavlov
The first prominent exponent of behaviorism who conducted the "Little Albert" experiment John B. Watson
Behaviorist who taught pigeons to play table tennis and wrote Walden II B. F. Skinner
Developmental psychologist famous for the four stages of development (sensorimotor, etc.) Jean Piaget
Psychologist who created an eight-stage development process and wrote "psychohistories" of Luther and Gandhi Erik Erikson
Psychologist who proposed the "hierarchy of needs" culminating in "self-actualization" Abraham Maslow
Yale psychologist known for his 1960s experiments on obedience to authority involving electric shocks Stanley Milgram
The concept created by Stanley Milgram suggesting everyone is connected by a short chain of acquaintances Six degrees of separation
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