KEY RESEARCHERS

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  • ALL KEY PSYCHOPATHOLOGY RESEARCHERS?
    1. Rosenhan and Seligman
    2. Jahoda
    3. Watson and Rayner
    4. Seligman
    5. Wolpe
    6. Lang and Lazovik
    7. Ellis
    8. Beck
    9. Grazioli and Terry
    10. March
    11. Soomro
    12. Menzies
    13. Nestadt
  • KEY RESEARCH PSYCHOPATHOLOGY?
    1. Rosenhan and Seligman: FFA criteria
    2. Jahoda: DIMH criteria
    3. Watson and Rayner: Little Albert
    4. Seligman: evolutionary phobias
    5. Wolpe: flooding
    6. Lang and Lazovik: SD
    7. Ellis: ABCDE model
    8. Beck: negative triad
    9. Grazioli and Terry: faulty cognitions (pregnant women)
    10. March: CBT vs drug therapy
    11. Soomro: SSRIs vs placebos
    12. Menzies: PFC abnormalities
    13. Nestadt: meta-analysis of twin studies
  • KEY MEMORY RESEARCHERS?
    1. Baddeley
    2. Miller
    3. Peterson and Peterson
    4. Bahrick
    5. Atkinson and Shiffrin
    6. Milner
    7. Craik and Watkins
    8. Tulving
    9. Belleville
    10. Clive Wearing
    11. Peterson and Buckner
    12. Shallice and Warrington
    13. Tulving and Psotka
    14. Baddeley and Hitch
    15. Godden and Baddeley
    16. Carter and Cassaday
    17. Loftus and Palmer
    18. Yuille and Cutshall
    19. Gabbert
    20. Foster
    21. Loftus and Burns
    22. Valentine
    23. Johnson and Scott
    24. Fisher and Geiselman
    25. Kohnken
    26. Mello and Fisher
    27. Milne and Bull
    28. Holliday
  • KEY RESEARCH MEMORY?
    1. Baddeley: coding, dual task, CE
    2. Miller: capacity
    3. Peterson and Peterson: STM duration
    4. Bahrick: LTM duration
    5. Atkinson and Shiffrin: MSM
    6. Milner: HM
    7. Craik and Watkins: elaborative rehearsal
    8. Tulving: LTM types
    9. Belleville: intervention
    10. Clive Wearing: piano
    11. Peterson and Buckner: prefrontal cortex
    12. Shallice and Warrington: KF
    13. Tulving and Psotka: proactive interference
    14. Baddeley and Hitch: retroactive interference
  • KEY RESEARCH MEMORY (PT 2)?
    1. Godden and Baddeley: context dependent retrieval failure
    2. Carter and Cassaday: state dependent retrieval failure
    3. Loftus and Palmer: leading questions
    4. Yuille and Cutshall: real robbery, neither, improve EWT
    5. Gabbert: misinformation
    6. Foster: influence trial
    7. Loftus and Burns: jersey number (anxiety hinders EWT)
    8. Valentine: weapon effect not real crimes
    9. Johnson and Scott: anxiety hinders EWT
    10. Fisher and Geiselman: cognitive interview
    11. Kohnken: meta-analysis
    12. Mello and Fisher: crime film, older
    13. Milne and Bull: overcomplicated
    14. Holliday: birthday party
  • ALL ATTACHMENT RESEARCHERS?
    1. Harlow
    2. Schaffer and Emerson
    3. Lorenz
    4. Guiton
    5. Condon and Sandler
    6. Meltzoff and Moore
    7. Crotwell
    8. Feldman
    9. Isabella
    10. Bowlby
    11. Koluchova
    12. Lamb
    13. Biblarz and Stacey
    14. Ang
    15. Grossman
    16. Ainsworth
    17. Takahashi
    18. Bick
    19. McCormick
    20. Ward
    21. Kagan
    22. Main and Solomon
    23. Main
    24. Smith
    25. Hazaan and Shaver
    26. Bailey
    27. Van IJZendoorn and Kroonenberg
    28. Rutter
    29. Lewis
    30. Zeanah
  • KEY ATTACHMENT RESEARCH?
    1. Harlow: rhesus monkeys
    2. Schaffer and Emerson: Glasgow babies, attachment stages
    3. Lorenz: goslings
    4. Guiton: chicks
    5. Condon and Sandler: interactional synchrony
    6. Meltzoff and Moore: caregiver-infant interactions
    7. Crotwell: 10 minute PCIT
    8. Feldman: just naming
    9. Isabella: achievement of interactional synchrony
    10. Bowlby: monotropic attachment, maternal deprivation
    11. Koluchova: twin study
    12. Lamb: quality time not amount
    13. Biblarz and Stacey: same-sex parents
    14. Ang: Asian-American boys
    15. Grossman: play and stimulation
  • KEY ATTACHMENT RESEARCH (PT 2)?
    1. Ainsworth: strange situation
    2. Takahashi: Japan
    3. Bick: agreement in strange situation
    4. McCormick: school, bullying
    5. Ward: best outcomes
    6. Kagan: genetic anxiety
    7. Main and Solomon: disorganised attachment
    8. Main: AAI
    9. Smith: bullying
    10. Hazaan and Shaver: Love Quiz
    11. Bailey: AAI -> observed -> strange sitaution
    12. Van IJZendoorn and Kroonenberg: cultural variations
    13. Rutter: IQ + adoption age + disinhibited attachment, privation vs deprivation
    14. Lewis: disturbed connection
    15. Zeanah: BEIP (secure, disinhibited attachment, RAD)
  • ALL RESEARCHERS IN SOCIAL INFLUENCE?
    1. Jennes
    2. Asch
    3. Priebe and Spink
    4. Perrin and Spencer
    5. Zimbardo
    6. Reicher and Haslah
    7. Milgram
    8. Hofling
    9. Rank and Jacobson
    10. Bickman
    11. Adorno
    12. Elms and Milgram
    13. Oliner and Oliner
    14. Allen and Levine
    15. Schurz
    16. Moscovici
    17. Clarke
  • KEY RESEARCH IN SOCIAL INFLUENCE?
    1. Jennes: ISI/ internalisation
    2. Asch: NSI/ compliance
    3. Priebe and Spink: plank
    4. Perrin and Spencer: McCarthyism
    5. Zimbardo: social roles
    6. Reicher and Haslah: intervening
    7. Milgram: obedience
    8. Hofling: unrealistic obedience
    9. Rank and Jacobson: realistic obedience
    10. Bickman: confederates
    11. Adorno: Authoritarian personality
    12. Elms and Milgram: Authoritarian personality
    13. Oliner and Oliner: locus of control (Holocaust)
    14. Allen and Levine: supporter status
    15. Schurz: locus of control (Austrian)
    16. Moscovici: minority influence (slides)
    17. Clarke: minority influence (court case)
  • ALL KEY RESEARCHERS IN BIOPSYCHOLOGY?
    1. Gray
    2. Taylor
    3. Fritsch + Hitzig
    4. Penfield
    5. Panizza
    6. Brown + Schafer
    7. Ferrier
    8. Broca
    9. Wernicke
    10. Flinker
    11. Schwarz
    12. Szaflarki
    13. Sperry
    14. Maguire
    15. Thulborn
    16. Chollet
    17. Tajiri
    18. Siffre
    19. Stern + McClintock
    20. Dement + Kleitman
    21. Kleitman
    22. De Coursey
    23. Miles
    24. Campbell + Murphy
  • KEY RESEARCH IN BIOPSYCHOLOGY?
    1. Gray: freeze
    2. Taylor: tend and befriend
    3. Fritsch + Hitzig: motor cortex (dog)
    4. Penfield: motor/ sensory functions (human)
    5. Panizza: visual cortex (stroke)
    6. Brown + Schafer: visual cortex (monkey)
    7. Ferrier: auditory cortex (monkey)
    8. Broca: left frontal lobe (
  • ALL KEY GENDER RESEARCHERS?
    1. Bussey + Bandura
    2. Bem
    3. Kohlberg
    4. Slaby + Frey
    5. Quandango
    6. Bandura
    7. Martin + Halverson
    8. Duehr + Bono
    9. Money
    10. Feder + Whalen
    11. Francis et al
    12. Van Goozen et al
    13. Berenbaum + Bailey
    14. Freud
    15. Smith + Lloyd
    16. Idle et al
    17. Mead
    18. Williams + Best
    19. McGhee + Freuh
    20. Williams
    21. Beijsterveldt
    22. Hare
    23. Zhou
    24. Garcia-Falgueras + Swaab
    25. Liben + Bigler
    26. Rekers/ Rekers et al
    27. Drummond
    28. Stoller