The William James Fellow Award is an award of the Association for Psychological Science which "honors APS Members for their lifetime of significant intellectual contributions to the basic science of psychology". The requirement is that "recipients must be APS members recognized internationally for their outstanding contributions to scientific psychology". It is named after William James. As part of APS's 25th Anniversary, the APS Board of Directors recognized a larger class of William James Fellows in 2013, identifying them as individuals who have had a profound impact on the field of psychological science over the previous quarter century.
Recipients
1989 Robert P. Abelson Mary D. Ainsworth Solomon E. Asch John W. Atkinson Richard C. Atkinson Albert Bandura Roger G. Barker James E. Birren Gordon H. Bower John Bowlby Donald E. Broadbent Roger L. Brown Jerome S. Bruner Donald T. Campbell J. Douglas Carroll A. Noam Chomsky Lee J. Cronbach Morton Deutsch Russell L. De Valois Irving T. Diamond John H. Flavell John Garcia Wendell R. Garner Eleanor J. Gibson David M. Green Ernest R. Hilgard Julian Hochberg Leo Hurvich Dorothea Jameson Irving L. Janis Gunnar Johansson Edward E. Jones Jerome Kagan Daniel Kahneman Harold H. Kelley Beatrice T. Lacey John C. Lacey Richard S. Lazarus Alvin M. Liberman Donald B. Lindsley Frederic M. Lord R. Duncan Luce Eleanor E. Maccoby David C. McClelland James L. McGaugh William J. McGuire Paul Meehl George A. Miller Neal E. Miller Brenda Milner Walter Mischel Mortimer Mishkin Allen Newell Carl Pfaffmann Michael I. Posner Floyd Ratliff Robert A. Rescorla Lorrin A. Riggs Mark R. Rosenzweig Julian B. Rotter Stanley Schachter Roger N. Shepard Herbert A. Simon B.F. Skinner Richard L. Solomon George Sperling Roger W. Sperry Saul Sternberg Patrick Suppes Philip Teitelbaum Richard F. Thompson Ledyard R. Tucker Endel Tulving Amos Tversky Benton J. Underwood Hans Wallach Robert B. Zajonc
1990 Frances K. Graham William K. Estes
1991 Emanuel Donchin Martin E.P. Seligman
1993 E. Mavis Hetherington Fergus I.M. Craik
1994 Hans J. Eysenck Larry R. Squire
1995 Harold W. Stevenson Jean J. Chapman Loren Chapman
1996 Richard E. Nisbett William T. Greenough
1997 Edward Taub Richard Davidson
1998 Paul Ekman Rochel Gelman Timothy A. Salthouse
1999 Edward E. Smith
2000 E. Tory Higgins Elizabeth S. Spelke
2001 Claude M. Steele Elizabeth F. Loftus Shelley E. Taylor
2002 Anne M. Treisman Susan Carey
2003-2004 Jay McClelland Lee D. Ross
2004-2005 David Premack Robert Plomin
2005-2006 Charles R. Gallistel Marcia K. Johnson
2006-2007 Elliot Aronson Richard M. Shiffrin
2007-2008 David E. Meyer Morris Moscovitch
2008-2009 Martha Farah Susan T. Fiske
2010 Philip N. Johnson-Laird Leslie Ungerleider
2011 Nancy Eisenberg John Jonides Daniel M. Wegner
2012 Ellen S. Berscheid Elaine C. Hatfield Henry L. Roediger III
2013 John R. Anderson Linda Bartoshuk Roy F. Baumeister Marilynn B. Brewer Gerald L. Clore John M. Darley Judy DeLoache Ed Diener Uta Frith Anthony G. Greenwald Janellen Huttenlocher Larry L. Jacoby Patricia K. Kuhl Ellen Markman Bruce S. McEwen Douglas Medin Helen J. Neville Elissa L. Newport John A. Swets Allan R. Wagner
2014 Robert W. Levenson Nora S. Newcombe Keith Rayner (psychologist) Terry E. Robinson
2015 Michael S. Gazzaniga Susan Goldin-Meadow Joseph E. LeDoux Timothy D. Wilson
2016 Mahzarin Banaji Richard Ivry Steven Pinker
2017 Daniel Schacter Robert Sternberg
2018 John T. Cacioppo Jonathan D. Cohen
2019 Daniel T. Gilbert Lynn Nadel Elizabeth A. Phelps Janet F. Werker
2020 Stephen P. Hinshaw Andrew N. Meltzoff Elissa L. Newport Lynn Nadel John O’Keefe
2021 Lisa Feldman Barrett Megan R. Gunnar Henry L. Roediger
2022 BJ Casey Susan A. Gelman Shinobu Kitayama
2023 Michael S. Fanselow Vonnie McLoyd Jennifer A. Richeson
See also
List of psychology awards
References