教育心理学有关代表人物及其理论与著作Representative figures and their theories and works in Educational Psychology.doc

教育心理学有关代表人物及其理论与著作（Representative figures and their theories and works in Educational Psychology） Representative figures and their theories and works in Educational Psychology 1. Thorndike: educational psychology, the founder of modern educational psychology, the theory of error, the common elements of transfer theory, and the theory of trace decay 3. Bruner: curriculum reform movement, discovery teaching and cognitive structure learning theory in the twentieth Century 4. Liao Shicheng: Chinas first book educational psychology 5. Lorenz (Austria biologist): critical period, seal 6. Piaget (Swiss psychologist): Theory of stages of cognitive development and stages of moral development 7. Viggo J Ki (former Soviet Union): Recent Development Zone 8. Erickson: eight stages of personality development theory 9.: three kinds of abalone Muning family rearing pattern 10., Simon: Simon Binet Binet intelligence scale 11.: Wechsler Wechsler scale 12. Bloom: mastery learning 13. Skinner: procedural teaching, operational conditions, function theory 14. Gagne: classification of learning levels and classification of learning results (conditions of study), information processing learning theory 15. Pavlov (Russian physiologist and psychologist): classical conditioning 16. harsh words: Gestalt Epiphany Ausubel (American educational psychologist cognitive 17.): learning theory, advance organizer, learning achievement motivation drive, assimilation theory of meaning 18. Maslow (American psychologist): hierarchy of needs theory 19. Atkinson: Achievement Motivation Theory 20. Wiener (American psychologist): attribution theory of success and failure 21. Bandura: Theory of self efficacy, observational learning 22. Yerkes, Dodson (USA): Yerkes Dodsons Law (inverted U curve) 23. Judd: the theory of empirical generalization of transfer theory 24. Ebbinghaus (German psychologist): Ebbinghaus forgetting curve 25. Freud: the founder of psychoanalysis, the theory of forgetting motivation (also cal