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Category > Psychology Posted 25 Sep 2017 My Price 10.00

WHAT THE "TRADING CARD" NEEDS TO INCLUDE SO THEN I COULD DO THE REST

I JUST NEED HELP WHAT THE "TRADING CARD" NEEDS TO INCLUDE SO THEN I COULD DO THE REST

 

 

Sometimes the important people in psychology can be the hardest things to remember.  Let's give you a head start.    Your task will be to crate a trading card- like a baseball or Pokemon card- for each individual.  

 

Each trading card must include but is not limited to the following items:

  • A picture, color preferred, of the individual (2 point)
  • Birth/death date (1 point)
  • Occupation (1 point)
  • Contribution to the history of Psychology (3 points)
  • Your best guess about which psychological perspective they support (2 points)

(The six psychological perspectives and some of the answers are on the back of this          paper)

  • Any books or articles they have completed (1 point)
  • An interesting fact that most people would not know about this individual (1 point)
  • Neatness and pictures printed in color (1 point)

 

Use the following individuals for your trading cards.  The most important names are in BOLD:   

 

 

  • Alfred Adler                           
  • Gordon W. Allport                 
  • Alfred Binet                           
  • James M. Cattell
  • Havelock Ellis                       
  • Anna Freud                            
  • Sigmund Freud
  • Erich Fromm                          
  • Karen Horney  
  • William James   
  • Carl Jung   
  • Wolfgang Kohler
  • Karl S. Lashley
  • Wilheim Wundt
  • Robert M. Yerkes
  • Harry F. Harlow
  • Edward Thorndike
  • Philip Zimbardo

Stanley Milgram

Solomon Asch

Kitty Genovese

Michael Gazzaniga

Alfred Binet

Howard Gardner

Erik Erikson

Noam Chomsky

Abraham H. Maslow

Ivan P. Pavlov

Jean Piaget

Carl Rogers

B. F. Skinner

Lewis M. Terman

Edward Titchener  

Edward C. Tolman

John Watson

Elizabeth Loftus

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Status NEW Posted 25 Sep 2017 10:09 AM My Price 10.00

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