Articles for tag: History of Psychology, Psychology

Industrial and Organizational Psychology

In society, psychology has a definite role in assuring workplaces have environments that are both productive and healthy for workers. Perhaps in the future robots will make psychology in the workplace unnecessary but for now, organizations are all about people. People in the right occupation with the right peers and the right environment can be ...

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Forgotten Contributions – Women in Psychology

In studying the history of psychology, one might wonder, where the women are? Have they been left out of psychology’s history because they did not contribute to it, or for other reasons? However, the scarcity of women in psychology’s textbooks does not accurately represent women’s contributions to the field. Bohan (1995) states, “Women have in ...

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Theoretical Position

Theoretical Position Psychologists in history differ in their theoretical positions precisely because of the fact they were the founding fathers of a field, which even now is difficult to define as a science. Sigmund Freud the father of psychoanalysis had many colleagues and students who became famous in their own right. However, that fame came ...

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Jean Piaget

Jean Piaget is one of the most influential psychologists in the history of psychology (Myers). He was a Swiss biologist (Myers) and he can be considered to be the one who opened the doors the led to childhood psychology and the study of cognitive development. Albert Einstein called Piaget’s discovery something “so simple that only ...