Robert A. Miller

Robert A. Miller was an influential American psychologist known for his work on human learning and behavior. He developed the Miller–Galanter therapy model, emphasizing the importance of understanding clients' perspectives to facilitate effective behavioral change. Miller’s research contributed to the fields of psychology and education by exploring how people acquire skills and modify behaviors. His work helped improve therapeutic techniques and educational strategies by highlighting the role of cognitive processes in learning. Overall, Miller's contributions advanced our understanding of how individuals learn, adapt, and change over time.