Foundational Psychologists Overview

Foundational Psychologists Overview

B.F Skinner, Abraham Maslow, Marion Woodman, Carl Jung, Alfred Adler, Sigmund Freud, David Elkind, Jean Piaget

There is too much emphasis on science and research

Learning occurs as a reaction to the stimulus

We are all born inferior

The collective unconscious holds the secret to many of our behaviours

Human needs motivated our behaviour

The teenage years are egoistic in nature

Abstract thought is the final ability which is developed

Early childhood experiences are driven by unconscious factors

The most significant goal of infancy is to develop object permanence

Reinforcement of behaviours works best

A personal fantasy keeps us from seeing the world clearly

"Playing at a level" demonstrates successful development

Humans develop physically and mentally at the same rate

The development of mental health requires a more holistic approach

The middle child learns to lead effectively

Well-being comes from within