George H. Miller

George H. Miller is a prominent American psychologist known for his research in cognitive psychology and linguistics. He is particularly famous for his work on memory, specifically the "magical number seven, plus or minus two," which suggests that the average person can hold around seven pieces of information in their short-term memory. Miller contributed significantly to understanding how people process and organize information. He also co-founded the journal "Cognitive Psychology," which has played a crucial role in advancing our knowledge of mental processes. His influence extends across multiple disciplines, including psychology, linguistics, and cognitive science.