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My "man crush" would be William James because he has a positive approach to psychology. He believes everything could be good if you have an optimistic attitude, and attitude is the main reason people are successful.

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My man crush would probably be Charles Darwin since he was the only individual in his time to create the Theory of Evolution. I found his beliefs of natural selection fascinating since they still exist today as the principles of biology.

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My "man crush" is Charles Darwin for his great contributions to science. Not only was he the man of evolution, but his ideas on emotion have shaped the way psychologists think today.

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My "man crush" is William James because of his beliefs in the power of optimism and determination. I relate heavily to his ideals and  his quotes encourage a positive lifestyle of creating your own power in situations.

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My Man Crush is Sigmund Freud. Not only does he have the most attractive name out of all these psychological entrepreneurs, but he also (in my opinion of course) is an expert in the most interesting part of psychology.  His discoveries in psychoanalysis and human sexuality were extremely advanced for the time he was living in.  Sigmund had some pretty bad luck, ya know with the Nazis and the constant relocation and stuff but nevertheless he persisted.  Wish he didn't smoke cigs though.  Love you Siggy!

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My "Man Crush" is, and always will be, my man Charles Darwin because of his discoveries in evolution and the way that he was able to tie it into psychology, and change the way of thinking about how human thought works. Darwin was able to widen the field of comparative psychology. Darwin was able to widen this field by studying the behaviors of the animals of the Galapagos Islands.

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My "Man Crush" has got to be William James because of his thought-provoking quotes. They really make me think and he really stands out as an optimistic man with an outlook that stands strong. I appreciate the way he looks at life and has definitely led me to be more optimistic and have a more positive outlook on life's situations daily.

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My "man" crush would have to be Mary Calkins because i really admire her perseverance and dedication to women's education in psychology. She was also the first woman to develop a experimental psychology laboratory, and she was the first female to be president of the American Psychological Association, which is really awesome

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My man crush would have to be Abraham Maslow, his hierarchy of needs really puts things into perspective and the belief that anyone who climbs this ladder could eventually reach self-actualization is quite uplifting. For the most part, his studies showcase the best qualities of humanity and help guide us to acquire these traits.

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My “Man Crush” would be Carl Rogers because I agree with his theories that a person needs an environment that provides them with genuineness, self acceptance, and empathy in order for them to grow. I also agree on his thoughts that we behave the way we do because of how we perceive our own situation. I admire the way he looked at psychology and was interested in forming deep connections and relations to his patients.

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My Man Crush Monday has to be Carl Rogers for focusing on human relationships and connections in his studies. Also his Nineteen Propositions broke down human complexity for us normal folk.

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My man crush would have to be William James due to his ability to have such a positive look on life. He understands how attitude and mindset can effect someones happiness. His understanding of happiness was amazing and really inspired me to have a more optimistic outlook on things.

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My man crush would be William James because of his optimistic and positive view of life. His outlook towards life showed his belief in that a positive attitude and strong mindset can make the world of difference in how you view life. He seems to believe that the mind is the most powerful thing and had confidence in that life is what you make of it.

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My Man Crush Monday is Abraham Maslow. I admire Maslow because he decided to focus on the positive qualities in people and had an optimistic outlook. Also, his research of humanistic psychology and the development of his "Maslow's hierarchy of needs" was revolutionary. Overall I just find his findings extremely interesting because I liked his focus on mental health and human potential.

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My man crush monday definitely goes to William James with such a positive outlook on life, and his belief that a positive attitude will make a difference. The key to happiness was to be true and honest and he seemed to really understand the thought process and wants that people have people.

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I have a HUGE man crush on Abraham Maslow. I think the way that his hierarchy of need and how it translates to to today's world of social media was very relatable when exploring his work. The social media connections could use a little updating, but you get the gist of why certain apps are compared to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.

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My man crush goes to Carl Rogers. I loved his approach to psychology in which he let his patients lead the discussion. I think this approach allowed for a natural stream of consciousness that exposed the patients real concerns. I also appreciated that he did not want the patient to feel the need to fabricate an issue just to have something to say.

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For me, my (Wo)Man Crush would have to be Margaret Washburn. Besides the work that she had within the field of psychology, which included studying the consciousness and examining the mental process of both humans and animals. Washburn was a pioneer for the women of psychology. Her persistence enabled her to be allowed to study at colleges such as Cornell and Vassar where she would go on to publish over sixty experimental studies.

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My favorite psych man would have to be Charles Darwin. He combined science, evolution and psychology in a way that was never seem before. He noted similarities between animals and humans, showing that he was an eccentric and deep thinker. I hope to become a deep thinker like him one day. To change two separate fields of science forever makes him a very well-known and powerful figure, especially in psychology

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One of my favorite psych men is Sigmund Freud . He created psychotherapy for the mentally distressed. Later on in his career he developed the free association Technique; which is when a patient lays down on a couch and talks about traumatic events. Also throughout his career he had to deal with hostility from the world because his findings undermined the culture of his time. However, he never gave up on his findings and now his research is still used in modern psychology.

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Undoubtedly my man crush Monday goes to William James. He understood the desires and wants of humans. He continuously looked at the world with optimism, which is on the contrary as I do. But is a way of thinking I can appreciate. One quote of his I enjoyed was, "pessimism leads to weakness, optimism to power". I agree to this statement because pessimists always see the worst in situations when life is short and you should try your best to see all the good there is in situations.

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One of my favorite psych men is William James. He believed that being honest and acting true to yourself was the best way to be happy. His idea that believing in and working toward something will make it come true is something I'd like to live by. He sees change as something that only happens if your mind is set on that change. His ideas make anyone want to change their attitude to be a better person.

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One of my favorite psych men was Charles Darwin. Before Darwin’s theories, most researchers were trying to understand humans by simply looking at averages and similarities between people. Also, today, many schools of psychology are based almost completely on the ideas and research of Darwin.

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One of my favorite psych men was Charles Darwin. His ideas of comparative psychology allowed for psychologists to have a wider range of test subjects allowing for the execution of more experiments. His push to study individuals rather then averages of people allowed scientists to study people more in depth and find more data rather then merely gathering nondescript data on a large population.

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My man crush Monday... I'm definitely going to have to go with William James. His wise words and positive outlook on life inspired me. Not only his optimism, it was his belief that one man's thoughts about life can truly shape one's life. "Man can alter his life by altering his thinking". I agree with what James is stating, and how your attitude on obstacles can determine the quality of your life.

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One of my favorite psych men was Carl Rogers. He gave his patient (Steve) the ability to speak his mind, rather than tell him how he should really feel. Carl gave Steve the chance to speak his problems out loud and give him a sense of relief.

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One of my favorite psych men was William James. I like that he believes in overcoming the bad, and accepting your past. I agree with how he says that your positive attitude is what can change everything. If you work hard and love your life, you can make a difference.

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My favorite psych guy is William James. I support his ideas and strongly agree that positive thinking leads to positive results. With success, it is more about your attitude than your ability to perform.

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One of my favorite psych men is Abarahm Maslow. His belief that all of us can reach our full potential to help humanity is so powerful.