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Egon Burnswik represented functionalism, which was the philosophy of the mind
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Wilhelm Wundt was a German philosopher and psychologyst, he created the experminetal psychology, and in 1879 he created the first formal laboratory for psychological research at the University of Leipzig.
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Stanley Hall stablished a laboratory in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Sigmud Freud (1856-1939), was the father of psychoanalysis.
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The main proposal of structuralism is to analyze the adult mind.
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The APA was founded by Stanley Hall.
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The first IQ tests were developed by Alfred Binet (1857-1911).
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Jhon B Watson published it.
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The Rorschach test is a personality test in which a person is showed 10 ink stains and depending on what they see, they can analyze the person's personality.
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Hans Berger invented the electocencephalography, which is a test used to measure the electrical activity in the brain and can help to diagnose diseases like epilepsy.
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The Berlin School founded the Getstalt. Its main assumptions are to maintain meaningful perceptions in this chaotic world.
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B.F Skinner published this book.
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The US army selected its men by performing mental tests and certain interviews in them.
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The American Psychologists Association published it.
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This article was published by the cognitive psychologist George A. Miller, the article is about memory, short term memory and one-dimensional absolut judgement.
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In 1964 the FDA approved the use of illegal substances, used for clinical studies.
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Lithium was approved by the FDA in 1970, this drug is used to treat depression and bipolar dissorder.
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PET stands for Poistron Emission Tomography. The first PET scan was taken around 1975.
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This book was written by Richard Dawkins and published in 1976. It has a spark in the academic community because it created lots of debating.
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These tests were considered discriminatory in 1979 because kids were getting different educations based on the results of these test. Nowadays, all the kids have the same education
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Jerome Brunner published this book in 1990, it talks about how the mind is a creator of meaning and not an information processor, as many people see it.
