A lot of contributions?

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I need some help thinking all of the contributions these people made in psychology.

Edward L. Thorndike
Margaret Floy Washburn
Alfred Binet
G. Stanley Hall
Sigmund Freud
John B. Watson
William James
Mary Whiton Calkins
Ivan Pavlov

Please I need help. don't worry I'm also doing some searching. I just have limited time thats all.

Answer 1

I just took all the names you had and added psychology famous list names and got the wikipedia site below for the list. The rest are on the link below. Yahoo is not the place for quick answers all the time so I guess I'm too late, but the search method might help. luv

Alfred Adler
Jüri Allik
Gordon Allport
Michael Argyle
Elliot Aronson
Solomon Asch
Roberto Assagioli
John William Atkinson
Aushra Augustinavichute
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Alan Baddeley
Michael Balint
Albert Bandura
Gregory Bateson
Vladimir Bekhterev
Sir Frederic Bartlett
Aaron T. Beck (A psychiatrist, not a psychologist; founder of cognitive therapy)
Ernest Becker
Benjamin Beit-Hallahmi
Richard Bentall
Daryl Bem
Michael Billig
Alfred Binet
Wilfred Bion
David Birch
Benjamin Bloom
John Bowlby
Nathaniel Branden
Donald Broadbent
Urie Bronfenbrenner (founder of "Human Ecology" / theory of the ecology of human development)
Jerome S. Bruner
Sir Cyril Burt
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