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Who is known as the father of modern psychology?
Who is known as the father of modern psychology?
- John Watson
- Frances Galton
- William Wundt (correct)
- Charles Darwin
Which psychologist believed that childhood social tensions were crucial for personality formation, rather than sexual instincts?
Which psychologist believed that childhood social tensions were crucial for personality formation, rather than sexual instincts?
- Frances Galton
- Gordon Allport
- Carl Jung
- Alfred Adler (correct)
Who applied classical conditioning to advertising and conducted the famous Little Albert experiment?
Who applied classical conditioning to advertising and conducted the famous Little Albert experiment?
- Carl Jung
- John Watson (correct)
- Charles Darwin
- Gordon Allport
Which psychologist believed in a collective unconscious and ancient archetypes inherited from ancestors?
Which psychologist believed in a collective unconscious and ancient archetypes inherited from ancestors?
Who proposed that human traits are almost entirely dependent on genetic inheritance?
Who proposed that human traits are almost entirely dependent on genetic inheritance?
Which psychologist outlined three levels of traits, including cardinal traits that dominate one's life?
Which psychologist outlined three levels of traits, including cardinal traits that dominate one's life?
According to Albert Ellis, what is the focus of Rational Emotive Therapy?
According to Albert Ellis, what is the focus of Rational Emotive Therapy?
What is the sequence of needs proposed by Abraham Maslow in his theory?
What is the sequence of needs proposed by Abraham Maslow in his theory?
Which psychologist is known for the concept of 'unconditional positive regard' in client-centered therapy?
Which psychologist is known for the concept of 'unconditional positive regard' in client-centered therapy?
Who is considered the father of classical conditioning?
Who is considered the father of classical conditioning?
According to Jean Piaget, what are the two basic processes involved in cognitive growth?
According to Jean Piaget, what are the two basic processes involved in cognitive growth?
'Who am I?' is a question central to the psychological crisis in which theorist's work?
'Who am I?' is a question central to the psychological crisis in which theorist's work?
