Ground-Breaking Psychologist.

Please choose ONE of the eight ground-breaking psychologists below as the focus of your essay:*Sigmund Freud*Lev Vygotsky*Albert Bandura*Urie Bronfenbrenner*B.F. Skinner *Paul Baltes*Jean Piaget *Ivan Pavlov*Erik Erikson *Elizabeth Kubler-RossResearching Your Topic You are expected to be well-versed in the life and times of your chosen social scientist. This means that you can provide, in YOUR OWN WORDS, a comprehensive summary of the psychologist’s childhood experience, educational background, professional research topic(s) of focus, major contribution(s) to the world of psychology, and later life (and death if your psychologist is deceased). You should read any and all reliable sources regarding your chosen social scientist that you can get your hands on. You should utilize ProQuest to acquire these sources (login and password below). You will be submitting a complete essay with in-text citations and a references page in APA format as your final report.Proquest: https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/plazacollege-ebooks/home.actionDepth of Discussion (Essay Outline)Paragraph One: Introduction…. Draw Professor Cirigliano in by sharing some interesting statements about your chosen psychologist on which you’ll elaborate within the following paragraphs of your essay.Paragraph Two: Childhood Experience…. Time period and location of childhood, socio-economic status of the family, type of upbringing (lenient, strict, religious, non-religious, etc.), components of family life (parents, siblings, etc.).Paragraph Three: Educational Background…. Early education details, higher education details, majors and minors of study, etc.Paragraph Four: Professional Research Topics of Focus & Major Contribution(s) to the World of Psychology…. What types of experiments did this social scientist take part in? What mediums were utilized in these experiments (animals, people)? What interested this psychologist the most with regard to the human mind and behavior? What did this social scientist ultimately contribute to psychology as a field (theory, concept, etc.)?