Psychologists And Education Theorists Codexery

A source-cited reference to psychologists and education theorists

Psychologists And Education Theorists (29)

• Alois Alzheimer — German psychiatrist who identified the first published case of presenile dementia, later named Alzheimer's disease.
• Aaron Beck — American psychiatrist who founded cognitive therapy and CBT.
• Anna Freud — Pioneer of psychoanalytic child psychology
• A. S. Neill — Scottish educator who founded the free school Summerhill.
• Anne Sullivan — Teacher and lifelong companion of Helen Keller
• Bruno Bettelheim — Austrian-born American scholar known for work on autism, psychoanalysis, and fairy tales; later controversies over…
• Clark L. Hull — American psychologist known for drive theory and the goal gradient effect.
• Daniel Kahneman — Israeli-American psychologist and Nobel laureate known for work on judgment, decision-making, and behavioral economics.
• Aleksei Leontiev — Soviet Russian developmental psychologist and philosopher, founder of activity theory.
• Alice Freeman Palmer — Pioneering educator and advocate for women's college education.
• Edward Thorndike — American psychologist who pioneered connectionism and educational psychology.
• Friedrich Froebel — German pedagogue who created the kindergarten and Froebel gifts.
• George Kelly — American personality theorist and professor at Ohio State University
• Hans Eysenck — Controversial psychologist known for work on personality, intelligence, and race.
• Heinz Kohut — Austrian-born American psychoanalyst who developed self psychology.
• James Mark Baldwin — American philosopher and psychologist; pioneer in developmental psychology and evolutionary theory.
• John Dewey — American philosopher, psychologist, and educational reformer; leading voice of pragmatism and progressive education.
• Alfred Adler — Austrian medical doctor and founder of individual psychology.
• Alfred Binet — Co-creator of the first practical intelligence test.
• Amos Bronson Alcott — American teacher, philosopher, and reformer of education.
• Anton Makarenko — Soviet educator who pioneered collective upbringing and productive labor.
• Benjamin Bloom — American educational psychologist who developed Bloom's taxonomy.
• Carol Gilligan — Originator of the ethics of care.
• Christine Ladd-Franklin — American psychologist, logician, and mathematician who developed a color vision theory.
• David Ausubel — American psychologist who developed advance organizers for meaningful learning.
• Erik Erikson — German-American psychoanalyst who coined 'identity crisis.'
• Francis Galton — English polymath who originated eugenics and pioneered statistical analysis of human traits.
• Ivan Pavlov — Russian physiologist known for classical conditioning and Nobel Prize-winning digestion research.
• Jean Piaget — Swiss psychologist and pioneer of genetic epistemology

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