APA Award for Lifetime Contributions to Psychology explained

The APA Award for Lifetime Contributions to Psychology is the highest award of the American Psychological Association.^[1]

List of recipients

Source: APA

• 1990 B.F. Skinner
• 1991 Neal E. Miller
• 1993 Herb Simon, Roger Sperry
• 1994 Kenneth B. Clark, Anne Anastasi
• 1996 Paul Meehl
• 1997 Carolyn R. Payton
• 2000 Raymond D. Fowler
• 2001 Janet Taylor Spence
• 2002 Richard C. Atkinson
• 2003 George Armitage Miller
• 2004 Albert Bandura
• 2005 Judith Rodin
• 2006 E. Mavis Hetherington
• 2007 Daniel Kahneman
• 2008 Edward F. Zigler
• 2009 Patrick H. DeLeon, Alan E. Kazdin
• 2010 Shelley E. Taylor
• 2011 Florence Denmark
• 2012 Kelly D. Brownell, Rena R. Wing
• 2013 Antonette M. Zeiss
• 2014 Beverly Daniel Tatum
• 2015 Jonathan Kellerman
• 2016 Eduardo Salas
• 2017 Martin E.P. Seligman
• 2018 Margaret Beale Spencer
• 2019 Derald Wing Sue
• 2020 Melba J. T. Vasquez
• 2021 Geoffrey M. Reed, Jessica Henderson Daniel
• 2022 William E. Cross, Jr.

See also

• List of psychology awards

References

1. Web site: APA Award for Lifetime Contributions to Psychology . apa.org. American Psychological Association. October 17, 2015.