PROPONENT THEORY PROPONENT THEORY

Sigmund Freud Psychoanalytic, Perkins Conditions of Transfer

Psychosexual Edward Paul Torrance Father of Creativity
Abraham Maslow Hierarchy of Needs Osborn Brainstorming
Erik Erickson Psychosocial Dev’t Bernard Weiner Attribution Theory
Jean Piaget Cognitive Dev’t William Glasser Choice Theory
Lawrence Kohlberg Moral Dev’t Benjamin Skinner Association-learning
Max Scheler Hierarchy of Values Plato idealism
Carol Gilligan Morality Aristotle realism
Bronfeinbrener Ecological Comenius Sense realism
Lev Vygotsky Socio-cultural Erasmus Humanism
Bloom Cognitive Domain Vittorino De Feltre (Italian) humanism
Anita Simpson Psychomotor Domain Rousseau Naturalism
Kratwohl Affective Domain Michael de Montaigne Social Realism
John B. Watson Behaviorism Ratke Learning by Senses
Ivan Pavlov Classical Conditioning Russel Negative Theory of
Burrhus Skinner Operant Conditioning Education
Edward Thorndike Connectionism William Wundt Father of Modern
Edward Tolman Sign Theory/ Psychology
Purposive Behaviorism Avicenna (Arabic
Albert Bandura Social Cognitive philosopher)
Jerome Bruner Instrumental
Conceptualization,
Discovery, Constructivism
John Dewey Progressivism,
Learning by Doing
Kurt Lewin Field Theory
Wolfgang Kohler Problem Solving
David Ausubel Meaningful Learning
Robert Gagne Cumulative Learning
Howard Gardner M.I.
Lewis Terman Father of Modern IQ Test
Edgar Dale Cone of Experience
John Flavell Metacognition