Timelines tagged “psychology”
9 timelines
- Amos Tversky
Amos Tversky's life and work, 1937–1996, from mathematical measurement and similarity to heuristics, framing, and prospect theory with Daniel Kahneman.
- B. F. Skinner
B. F. Skinner's life and research, 1904–1990, from experimental chambers and reinforcement schedules to teaching machines, language, and debates about freedom.
- Behavioral Economics
How psychology entered economic models of choice, from Bernoulli's account of utility in 1738 to prospect theory, retirement-saving experiments, and large-scale tests of nudges in 2022.
- Cognitive Biases
Experimental research on systematic errors in judgment, from the halo effect in 1920 through confirmation, anchoring, framing, and cross-laboratory replication in 2018.
- Cognitive Psychology
Experimental accounts of memory, attention, perception, and thought, from Donders's reaction-time work in 1868 to predictive-processing accounts of cognition in 2013.
- Daniel Kahneman
Daniel Kahneman's life and research, 1934–2024: attention, collaboration with Amos Tversky, prospect theory, well-being, and the study of error and variability in judgment.
- Friedrich Hayek
Friedrich Hayek's life and ideas, 1899–1992, from business-cycle theory and dispersed knowledge to sensory psychology, spontaneous order, and monetary competition.
- Herbert Simon
Herbert Simon's life, 1916–2001, across organizational decision-making, bounded rationality, artificial intelligence, and cognitive psychology.
- Replication Crisis
How concerns about statistical power, publication bias, and repeatability changed psychology and economics, from Cohen's 1962 analysis to the SCORE results of 2026.