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❰ Previous Page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Next Page ❱ 2 John B. Watson Full name: John Broadus Watson Born: January 9, 1878 Died: September 25, 1958 (aged 80) Nationality: American What Watson was known for: When Pavlov jump-started the field of psychology by recognizing the role of learned responses, he also Read more

10 Carl Rogers Full name: Carl Ransom Rogers Born: January 8, 1902 Died: February 4, 1987 (aged 85) Nationality: American What Rogers was known for: Rogers was also very influential in the development of humanistic psychology, but perhaps his greatest contribution was in counseling and therapy. Instead of the Freudian-style psychoanalysis that was popular at the time, Rogers developed a Read more

5 Carl Jung Full name: Carl Gustav Jung Born: 26 July 1875 Died: 6 June 1961 (aged 85) Nationality: Swiss Awards: Zurich’s literature prize (1932), elected honorary fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine in England (1938) What Jung was known for: Jung is another of the influential early psychologists. He worked with and was influenced by Freud, but eventually developed Read more

8 Jean Piaget Full name: Jean William Fritz Piaget Born: 9 August 1896 Died: 16 September 1980 (aged 84) Nationality: Swiss What Piaget was known for: Like Erikson, Piaget theorized that children developed in stages. Whereas Erikson’s stages focused on identity, however, Piaget studied children’s cognitive abilities. He was one of the first psychologists to acknowledge that children think differently Read more

4 Sigmund Freud Full name: Sigismund Schlomo Freud Born: 6 May 1856 Died: 23 September 1939 (aged 83) Nationality: Austrian What Sigmund Freud was known for: What list of psychologists would be complete without Sigmund Freud’s name? Freud may be somewhat mocked today for his apparent preoccupation with sex, but his theories of psychoanalysis were extremely influential on the field. Read more

9 Abraham Maslow Full name: Abraham Harold Maslow Born: April 1, 1908 Died: June 8, 1970 (aged 62) Nationality: American What Maslow was known for: Maslow’s theories provided a sharp contrast to those of Watson, Skinner, and the other behaviorists. His emphasis on positive psychology resulted in the creation of a very different field of study, known as humanistic psychology. Read more

7 Erik Erikson Full name: Erik Homburger Erikson Born: 15 June 1902 Died: 12 May 1988 (aged 85) Nationality: Danish What Erikson was known for: Another pioneer in child psychology, Erik Erikson studied with Anna Freud and later went on to form his own theories about the development of identity throughout the lifespan — childhood, adulthood, and old age. Doubt Read more

6 Anna Freud Full name: Anna Freud Born: 3 December 1895 Died: 9 October 1982 (aged 86) Nationality: Austrian What Anna Freud was known for: Often the only Freud remembered is Sigmund Freud, but his daughter Anna was also a highly influential psychologist. She was a pioneer in child psychology, adapting her father’s theories of psychoanalysis for use with children, Read more

5 Ways to Improve Your Health With Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 1 Always use organic products Owing to the fast paced life, fast food is very popular today, even though it is not very healthy. That’s why you need to counter balance your unhealthy diet and consume as much of the unprocessed,raw foods as possible. Read more

South Africa is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world and this trend is in no small part thanks to the incredible beauty and diversity of its magnificent Western Cape district. Boasting stunning scenery and an eclecticism that some nations would struggle to offer across their entire territories, this single corner of Read more

I’ve heard it said many times: “buying local produce reduces your carbon footprint.” But I was so busy with my own life and survival, I didn’t take time really think about it much…until one day I decided to find out what this phrase meant, and why it was so prolific. So these are some questions Read more

Teeball or t-ball is a sport that provides building blocks for baseball and softball. Teeball is played every year for players between the ages of three to six years old. Teeball is very similar to baseball or softball but aimed at younger children. The main differences are the ball is hit off a batting tee, Read more

Waking up early in the morning is never easy. I know that for a fact because I am not a morning person. When I wake up early, much of the morning hours are spent on yawning and spacing out. Believe me, it is not a pretty sight to see. Another thing I hate about this Read more

Who says sporty can’t be stylish? Although you may not be getting ready for the Olympics, there is high-stakes prep that needs to take place to win that gold metal for looking fantastic at the gym. There is a new sport in the Fashionista arena and it’s very easy to score major style points when Read more

What is a “MOTHER”? A mother is the M-ost O-riginal T-rendy H-igh (class) E-legant R-emarkably fashion-forward person to grace this earth. Turns out, a “Mother” is not only a predecessor who gives birth to a child, but a predecessor who gives birth to a life of fashion bliss. Therefore, on the second Sunday in May, Read more

Skydiving is an exciting, exhilarating extreme sport that is all the more thrilling when performed in Australia, the world’s most magically enchanting continent. Here are the top 6 skydiving spots in Australia for your next skydiving adventure over Australia’s beautiful land and seascapes. 6 Spot Whales From The Sky In Byron Bay A beautiful beach Read more

There are a lot of products in the market claiming that they can help you lose belly fat and lose weight in no time. But you can’t really tell if these products will work unless you try them and when you try them, you take the risk of suffering from their side effects. In short, Read more