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Psychology Loses its Mind: The Behaviorists History and Systems

John Broadus Watson (1878-1958)

University of Chicago

Couldn’t Understand Dewey…

So He Switched Majors and Studied under Angell

A Dashing Psychologist “..his black black hair, brown brown eyes…" --Mary Ickes Watson

And his Vivacious Student(s) “Everything will be lovely and we ought to play safe. Still, play we will.... My total reactions are positive toward you. So, likewise, each and every heart reaction." To Rosalie mine: I have been an awful sinner, I know.... Promise me your heart and body will still be mine.... Every cell I have is yours, individually and collectively. I can't be any more yours than if a surgical operation made us one....

The Study of Learning

Little Albert…

Child Rearing Advice?

Using Fear to Sell Toilet Paper

Edward Chace Tolman 1886-1959

Edwin Ray Guthrie 1886-1959

Clark Leonard Hull 1884-1952

Buhrus Frederick Skinner 1904-1990

No Theories and No Statistics!

Harvard Upstart

Schedules of Reinforcement

Clinical Applications

Educational Applications

Albert Bandura 1925 – Still Alive!! According to Haggbloom et al. (2002), he is the 4th most “eminent” (most cited) psychologist of the 20th century. Considering that the top 3 are Skinner, Piaget, and Freud (in that order), he’s the #1 living psychologist.

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