History of Some of the Most Influential Psychologists in the World

[@PrayThenHustle]

This was great 😊

[@philsguidetopsyd]

Thank you!! 😁

[@doctahb9031]

Dr. Kenneth & Mamie Clark. There Doll study was used in court to rule for Brown V Board of education

[@philsguidetopsyd]

YES! I thought about them, so true, very influential to the filed and monumental even to this day.

[@tom4705]

I love Freud. There would be no psychoanalysis and by extension no psychodynamic therapy without him. Even other therapeutic modalities have adopted much from his ideas, including transference, defense mechanisms, etc. Plus he smoked cigars. When you discover the unconscious mind and smoke cigars you solidify your place in history lol.

[@philsguidetopsyd]

facts lol

[@Saigon888]

Carl Jung?

[@philsguidetopsyd]

A good addition as well!

[@athiraaathi04321]

Hey new subscriber 😅phd in clinical neuropsychology or Psyd in clinical psychology which could be better to become a neuropsychologist

[@philsguidetopsyd]

It doesn't really matter in regards to pay or finding a job. But phd tend to be more competetive to get into, but give more stipends for school, although can be a bit longer duration for school. Phds also are more competitive than PsyD when finding an internship but PsyDs can still find an internship so it really depends on what is most important to you whether duration of school, finances for school, and how competetive you want to be for internships