Language Theories And Proponents.docx

MARAH C. CEDILLO MAED-ENGLISH EDUC 285 LANGUAGE THEORIES AND PROPONENTS THEORISTS Plato John Locke Ivan Pavlov Sigmund Freud Edward Thorndike John Watson Lev Vygotsky Solomon Asch Jean Piaget Burrhus Frederick Skinner Clark Hul Carl Rogers Jerome Bruner Abraham Maslow Erik Erikson Lawrence Kohlberg McGregor Noam Chomsky Thomas Samuel Kuhn J.L. Austen Dell Hymes Stacey Adams Victor Vroom Edwin Locke John Bowlby Stephen Krashen Larry Selinker Mary Ainsworth Stanley Milgram Albert Bandura David Kolb John Schumann John Nicholls

THEORIES Knowledge is innate Tabularasa Conditioned/unconditioned response

Psychoanalysis Law of effect Behaviorism:Psychological Theory

Social Development Theory Conformity experiment Cognitive Development Reinforcement and Operant Conditioning

Drive reduction theory Self-actualization Cognitive development of children

Hierarchy of Needs Theory of Psychosocial Development

Moral Development Three needs/learned/acquire needs theory

Universal Grammar Developmental Psychology Speech act theory Ethnography of speaking Equality theory Expectancy Theory Goal setting theory Attachment theory Second Language Acquisition Interlanguage theory Attachment theory Obedience experiment Social Learning Theory Experiential learning styles theory

Acculturation Method Achievement Goal Theory

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