Carl Harry

Carl Harry
Name of the perspective of each psychologist?

1. Wilhelm Wundt 2. Charles Darwin 3. Ivan Pavlov 4. Sigmund Freud 5. Erik Erikson 6. Abraham Maslow 7. Jean Piaget 8. John B. Watson 9. Lewis Terman 10. Lawrence Kohlberg 11. Carl Rogers 12. Albert Bandura 13. Philip Zimbardo 14. BF Skinner 15. Harry Harlow Seven different perspectives are the neurosciences, evolutionary genetics of behavior, psychodynamic, behavioral, cognitive and socio-cultural.

First, this is not a cut and dry issue, unless you just regurgitate the categorizations opportunity of his book (these are big there), but if I had to answer … objectively … this is what I would say that (I put a "certainty" of classification for each of these, security is low if the person does not think clearly fir in one category). 1. Wilhelm Wundt – neuroscience (certainty 70%) 2. Charles Darwin – evolution (100% certainty) 3. Ivan Pavlov – behavioral (90% certainty) 4. Sigmund Freud – Psychodynamic (100% certainty) 5. Erik Erikson – Psychodynamic (100% certainty) 6. Abraham Maslow – social-cultural? (this field is usually called a humanist, safety 60%) 7. Jean Piaget — behavior genetics (80% certainty of the second best cognitive response) 8. John B. Watson – behavioral (90% certainty) 9. Lewis Terman – Cognitive (100% certainty) 10. Lawrence Kohlberg – cognitive (80% certainty) 11. Carl Rogers – Social-cultural (again, was a humanist, so that security of 60%) 12. Albert Bandura – cognitive (certainty 75%) 13. Philip Zimbardo – social-cultural (90% certainty) 14. BF Skinner – Behavioral (100% certainty) 15. Harry Harlow – social-cultural (90% certainty)