History of Psychology: Ancient Time

Aristotle believed that all beings have rational souls compared to other animals.

According to John Locke, at birth, the human mind is a blank slate where experiences write knowledge.

Francis Galton is known as the 'Father of Modern Psychology.'

Wilhelm Wundt established the first experimental laboratory for the study of Psychology in Berlin, Germany in 1879.

Stanley Hall established the first American psychology laboratory at Harvard University in 1883.

Hermann Ebbinghaus, a German psychologist, conducted the first experiments on memory in 1885.

Muhammad ibn Zakariya Al-Razi was one of the first individuals to write on mental illness and psychotherapy.

Abu-Ali Al-Husayn Ibn Abdalah Ibn-Sina was a Chinese philosopher known for his work in psychology.

Rene Descartes believed that the human body is similar to a clock and can be understood through mechanical principles.

John Locke's theory proposed that some ideas are inborn in humans.