Sweet Dreams // Are Made of These

Timeline

The following timeline consists of psychology's greatest pioneers (1879 - 1913), and what they accomplished.

Wilhelm Wundt G. Stanley Hall Hermann Ebbinghaus William James Edward L. Thorndike Sigmund Freud Alfred Binet & Theodore Simon Mary White Calkins Ivan Pavlov Margaret Floy Washburn John B. Watson

(1879) (1883) (1885) (1890) (1898) (1900) (1905) (1905) (1906) (1908) (1913)

establishes first psychology laboratory at the University of Leipzig, Germany establishes first American psychology laboratory at Johns Hopkins University in Germany reports the first experiments on memory publishes the widely used Principles of Psychology in the U.S. in the U.S. conducts the first experiments on animal learning in Austria introduces his psychoanalytic theory in The Interpretation of Dreams publish the first intelligence test for use with Parisian schoolchildren creates paired-associates technique for studying memory; bcomes president of American Psychological Association (est. 1892) in Russia begins to publish his classic studies of animal learning the first woman to receive a Ph.D. in psychology, synthesizes research on animal behavior in The Animal Mind in the U.S. champions psychology as the science of behavior

Hosted by www.Geocities.ws

Wilhelm Wundt	G. Stanley Hall	Hermann Ebbinghaus	William James	Edward L. Thorndike	Sigmund Freud	Alfred Binet & Theodore Simon	Mary White Calkins	Ivan Pavlov	Margaret Floy Washburn	John B. Watson
(1879)	(1883)	(1885)	(1890)	(1898)	(1900)	(1905)	(1905)	(1906)	(1908)	(1913)
establishes first psychology laboratory at the University of Leipzig, Germany	establishes first American psychology laboratory at Johns Hopkins University	in Germany reports the first experiments on memory	publishes the widely used Principles of Psychology in the U.S.	in the U.S. conducts the first experiments on animal learning	in Austria introduces his psychoanalytic theory in The Interpretation of Dreams	publish the first intelligence test for use with Parisian schoolchildren	creates paired-associates technique for studying memory; bcomes president of American Psychological Association (est. 1892)	in Russia begins to publish his classic studies of animal learning	the first woman to receive a Ph.D. in psychology, synthesizes research on animal behavior in The Animal Mind	in the U.S. champions psychology as the science of behavior