________: Would try to explain the childs behaviour by looking at what unconscious thoughts and conflicts he or she might be experiencing and how this will influence behaviour.
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Functionalism studies
________ the development of children, how learning an education could be improved, and how men and women behave differently.
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memory
The study of the mental processes involved in ________, learning and thinking.
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Structuralism
________ Founded by William Wundt, ________ tries to observe the inner workings of the mind by conducting experiments on sensation, perception, and attention.
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Functionalism
________ Founded by William James James was impressed by how people adapted their behaviour to the needs of their surrounding (example: behaving professionally during interviews) James believed that mental characteristics developed and allowed people to survive by solving problems Functionalism studies the function of the mind.
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Behaviourism
________ Founded by John Watson Argue that since the mind itself can not be observed, ________ was the only thing that can be observed and recorded.
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Behaviourism
________: May accuse the parent of reinforcing the temper tantrums by rewarding the child after each outburst.
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Psychoanalysis
Would try to explain the childs behaviour by looking at what unconscious thoughts and conflicts he or she might be experiencing and how this will influence behaviour
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Behaviourism
May accuse the parent of reinforcing the temper tantrums by rewarding the child after each outburst
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Cognitive
Tries to explain the childs behaviour by looking at how his or her conscious thought processes are influencing the temper tantrum