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This German, Neo-Freudian psychologist is known for bringing feminist values to Freud's work. The psychologist questioned Freud's concepts surrounding sexuality. She took particular issues with the concept of "penis envy", claiming that men must have "womb envy"—jealousy directed at women because they can bear life, but men cannot. 

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This American psychologist is known for "attachment theory.” This psychologist’s most famous study—the strange situation study—analyzed different styles of attachment children had to their mothers. She did so by putting the children in a new environment with plenty of toys. Next, this psychologist removed the mother and observed if the children continued to play or cried. Finally, the mothers were reintroduced into the room and the child's acknowledgement of their mother’s presence was noted. 

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This Swiss psychologist is known for his work in developmental psychology. This psychologist broke down children's psychological development into four stages: sensorimotor stage, preoperational stage, concrete operational stage, and formal operational stage. 

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This psychologist was the first female president of the American Psychological Association. Despite attending classes at Harvard as a "guest" and presenting her thesis to faculty, this psychologist was denied a degree because of her gender. 

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This American psychologist is known for coining the term "operant conditioning"—training behavior through the use of reinforcements. This psychologist observed the proper timing of the reinforcement through the use of an apparatus that bears his name. 

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This psychologist's famous "bobo doll" experiment, discovered that modeling was an important aspect of leaning behavior. His experiment provided evidence that suggested that violent television shows had an effect on the level of violence seen in a child’s play behavior. 

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This Swiss psychologist and Neo-Freudian thinker helped to found the field of analytic psychology. Working closely with Sigmund Freud, this psychologist became fascinated with the subconscious and began to conduct dream studies and psychoanalysis. Despite being close to Freud, this psychologist rejected Freud's emphasis on sex as a root of dysfunction and eventually deviated from many other Freudian beliefs.  

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This German psychologist was the first to found an experimental lab for psychology. His work helped to build the foundation for cognitive psychological research. 

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This American psychologist founded the field of client-centered or "humanist" psychology. This psychologist believed that therapists should have unconditional positive regard for their clients. 

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This Austrian psychologist is most often associated with the psychoanalytic perspective. Through free association, this psychologist diagnosed patients with many disorders including the Oedipal Complex, penis envy, and repression. This psychologist was also known for defining the id, ego, and superego—the three forces that make up a person’s psyche.