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| Developed the idea of an intelligence quotient |
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| concentrated on dreams and archetypes |
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| Invented rational emotive therapy |
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| Believed language was innate |
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| Classical Conditioning worked with Baby Albert |
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| Discovered that emotions are universal |
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| Focused on childhood cognitive development |
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| named the "inferiority complex" |
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| Presented moral dilemmas to boys |
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| Faked insanity to show conditions in institutions |
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| Humanist who created Client Centered Therapy |
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| Founder of the Psychoanalytical school of thought |
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| His baby monkeys proved importance of contact comfort |
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| founder of the Positive Psychology Movement |
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| Humanist who created hierarchy of needs |
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| Line experiment proved power of conformity |
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| "Big Five" personality types came from his original three |
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| Bobo doll experiment proved importance of modeling |
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| Stand for prison experiment created extreme situation |
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| Eight life stages that people had to solve successfully |
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| Theory that body types relate to personality |
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| Neo-Freudian who stressed parent-child relations |
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| Created ink blots to measure personality characteristics |
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| Criticized Kohlberg for not taking into account gender |
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| 5 stages of death and dying |
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| Discovered classical conditing while working with dogs |
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| conducted landmark "shock" experiment on obedience |
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