Fifty Key Thinkers in Psychology

The new edition of Fifty Key Thinkers in Psychology introduces the life, thought, work and impact of some of the most influential figures who have shaped and developed modern psychology. Considering a more diverse history of the discipline, this fascinating and informative guide is suitable for both students and the lay reader alike.

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Alexandra Forsythe is Professor of Applied Psychology at the University of Wolverhampton, UK, Chartered Psychologist and Chair of Europe's largest governing body for business psychologists, the Association for Business Psychology. Alex has been awarded two national awards for outstanding impact on student outcomes: Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and the National Teaching Fellowship.

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Introduction

1. Alfred, Alder

2. Anastasi, Anne

3. Anderson, John

4. Baddeley, Alan

5. Bancroft & clarke Clark MAMIE PHIPPS

6. Bandura, Albert

7. Bartlett, Frederick

8. Berlyne, Daniel

9. Binet, Albert (Alex Ver)

10. Broadbent, Donald (1926-93)

11. Candy, George Herman

12. Cattell, R (Alex Version)

13. Cook-Briggs & Myers-Briggs

14. Cooper, Cary

15. Erikson, Erik

16. Eysenck, Hans (Alex Vers)

17. Freud, Sigmund (Alex Ver)

18. Galton, Francis (Alex Ver)

19. Gardner, Howard

20. Gibson, James

21. Goddard, Henry H

22. Goldberg, L, R Alex F

23. Goldman, Daniel

24. Gregory, Richard (1923-)

25. Hathaway, Stark

26. Hebb, Donald

27. Horney, Karen

28. James, William (1842-1919)

29. Jung, Carl

30. Jensen, Arthur, R

31. Kahneman, Daniel

32. Kelly, G, A

33. Loftus, Elizabeth

34. Maccoby, Eleanor

35. Maslow, Abraham

36. Milgram, Stanley

37. Michel, Walter

38. Murray, Henry

39. Pavlov, Ivan (1849-1936)

40. Piaget, Jean (1896-1980)

41. Qicheng, jing

42. Raven, J.C.

43. Rogers, C

44. Rorschach Herman (alex V)

45. Sperry, Roger

46. Vygotsky, Lev (1896-1934)

47. Wundt, Wilhelm

48. Zimbardo, Philip (1933-)