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1 From Haggbloom et al. (2002). The 100 Most Eminent Psychologists of the 20 th Century. Review of General Psychology, 6, For a corrected list, go to: Table 4 Final Skinner, B.F /-- Skinnerian, Skinner Box, Piaget, Jean /-- Piagetian Tasks Freud, Sigmund -- --/-- Freudian Bandura, Albert /1974 Bandura s social learning theory Festinger, Leon /-- Festinger s cognitive dissonance theory Rogers, Carl R /1947 Rogerian Therapy Schachter, Stanley /-- Schachter s affiliation studies Miller, Neal E / Thorndike, Edward L /1912 Thorndike s puzzle box, Thorndike- Lorge List Maslow, A.H /1968 Maslow s hierarchy Allport, Gordon W /1939 Allport A-S reaction study Erikson, Eric H /-- Erikson s psychosocial stages Eysenck, Hans J /-- Eysenck personality inventory James, William /1904 James-Lange theory of emotion McClelland, David. C / Cattell, Raymond B /-- Cattell 16 personality factor questionnaire Watson, John B /1915 Watsonian Behaviorism Lewin, Kurt -- --/-- Lewinian psychology Hebb, Donold O /1960 Hebbian Miller, George A / Hull, Clark L /1936 Hullian Kagan, Jerome / Jung, C.G /-- Jungian
2 Pavlov, Ivan P /-- Pavlovian, Pavlovian Conditioning Mischel, Walter / Harlow, Harry F / Hilgard, Ernest R / Guilford, J. P /1950 Guilford-Martin personnel inventory Bruner, Jerome S / Kohlberg, Lawrence -- --/-- Kohlberg stages of moral development Seligman, Martin E.P / Neisser, Ulric / Campbell, Donald T /1975 Campbell s design approach Brown, Roger / Zajonc, R.B /-- Zajonc social facilitation Tulving, Endel / Simon, Herbert A / Chomsky, Noam / Jones, Edward E /-- Jones correspondent inference theory Osgood, Charles, E /1963 Osgood s transfer surface Asch, Solomon E /-- Asch situation Bower, Gordon H / Kelley, Harold H /-- Kelley s attribution theory Sperry, Roger W / Tolman, Edward C /1937 Tolman s pruposive behaviorism Milgram, Stanley -- --/-- Milgram s obedience studies Jensen, Arthur R / Cronbach, Lee J /1957 Cronbach s Coefficient Alpha Bowlby, John / Kohler, Wolfgang /1959 Kohler s prism experiments
3 Wechsler, David -- --/-- Weschler adult intelligence scale Stevens, S.S /-- Stevens power law Wolpe, Joseph -- --/ Broadbent, D.E /-- Broadbent s filter model Shepard, Roger N /-- Kruskel-Shepard Scaling Posner, Michael I / Newcomb, Theodore M /1956 Newcomb s attraction studies Loftus, Elizabeth F / Ekman, Paul / Sternberg, Robert J / Lashley, Karl S /1929 Lashley's jumping stand, Spence, Kenneth / Deutsch, Morton /-- Deutsch illusion Rotter, Jullian B /-- Rotter locus of control scale Lorenz, Konrad / Underwood, Benton J / Adler, Alfred Adlerian Rutter, Michael / Luria, Alexander R /-- Luria-Nebraska Neurosychological Battery Maccoby, Eleanor E / Plomin, Robert -- --/ Hall, G. Stanley /1924 & 1892 Hall s theory of interpersonal zones Terman, Lewis M /1923 Terman -McNemar Test of Mental Ability Gibson, Eleanor J / Meehl, Paul E /1962
4 Berkowitz, Leonard -- --/ Estes, William K / Aronson, Eliot / Janis, Irving L / Lazarus, Richard S / Cannon, W. Gary /-- Cannon-Bard theory of emotion Edwards, A.L /-- Edward s personal preference schedule Vygotsky, Lev Semenovich -- --/-- Vygotsky test Rosenthal, Robert -- --/-- Rosenthal effect Rokeach, Milton -- --/-- Rokeach value survey Garcia, John /-- Garcia Effect Gibson, James J /-- Gibson theory of space perception Rumelhart, David /-- Rumelhart-Lindsay-Norman process model Thurston, L.L /1933 Thurston Attitude Scale Washburn, Margarete 1931 /1921 Cannon-Washburn experiment Woodworth, Robert /1914 Woodworth personal data sheet Boring, Edwin G / Dewey, John / Tversky, Amos / Wundt, Wilhelm /-- Wundt s emotional laws Witkin, Herman A /-- Witkin field independence Ainsworth, Mary D / Mowrer, O. Hobart -- --/ Freud, Anna -- --/-- Errata. (2003). Review of General Psychology, 7, 37. I note two errors in Haggbloom et al's list of eminent psychologists. One is the appearance of the name
5 of W. Gary Cannon, a recently-deceased psychologist, who was neither a member of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) nor associated with the Cannon-Bard theory of emotion. These were instead the accomplishments of the great American physiologist, Walter B. Cannon, who made important contributions to psychology. A second error involving the name of Cannon concerns the entry for an individual identified as Margarete [sic] Washburn whose accomplishments were those of Margaret F. Washburn. Haggbloom et al credit her with an eponym for the Cannon-Washburn experiment on the nature of hunger sensations (Cannon, W.B., & Washburn, A.L., 1912, An explanation of hunger. American Journal of Physiology, 29, ). The Washburn of this famous experiment was A.L. Washburn, and the eponym memorializes his heroic contribution to this experiment, not Margaret F. Washburn's. Consequently, a reassessment and possible revision of the list of Haggbloom et al (2002) is called for. From: Stephen L. Black, Department of Psychology, Bishop's University, Lennoxville, QC J1M-1Z7, Canada.. The authors thank Stephen L. Black, Bishop's University, for identifying our errors and especially for drawing our attention to the mis-attributed Cannon-Washburn eponym. In Table 4 on page 147, the name W. Gary Cannon should in fact be W. B. Cannon. Also, the eponym "Cannon-Washburn experiment" was incorrectly attributed to Margaret Washburn rather than A. L. Washburn. Correcting this error (a) removes Margaret Washburn from the list, (b), moves each name below Washburn up one place, and (c) moves Leo Postman from #100 (previously unidentified) to #99. Postman has a ranking of 52 on the Journal Citation List and was elected to the National Academy of Sciences. From: Steven J. Haggbloom, Department of Psychology, Western Kentucky University, 1 Big Red Way, Bowling Green, KY See also: Black, S.L. (2003) Cannonical [sic] confusions, an illusory allusion, and more: A critique of Haggbloom et al.'s list of eminent psychologists (2002). Psychological Reports, 92,
Table 4. Name NAS APA Award/Pres Bandura, Albert /1974 Bandura s social learning theory
From Haggbloom et al. (2002). The 100 Most Eminent Psychologists of the 20 th Century. Review of General Psychology, 6, 139-152. For a corrected list, go to: http://edtech.tph.wku.edu/~shaggblo/table4revised.pdf
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Revised Table 4 (see errata below). Haggbloom et al. (2002). The 100 Most Eminent Psychologists of the 20 th Century. Review of General Psychology, 6, 139-152. Final 1 8 2 1 Skinner, B.F. 1950 1958/--
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