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Which scientist: had a focus on the unconscious
Sigmund Frued
Which scientist: Set Psychology as an independent study?
Wilhelm Wundt
Which scientist: Came up with chain of thought?
William James
Which scientist: Came up functionalism?
William James
Functionalism:
The belief that psychology should focus on the topic of consciousness (focuses on behaviors and mental processes rather than just observable behaviors 1800s)
What is the key methodology of functionalism?
Stream of consciousness
Who created the first Labatory for psychology?
Wilhelm wundt
Who created the first public general on the topic of psychology?
Wilhelm Wundt
Who came up with the idea that the subject matter of psychology should be consciousness?
Wilhem Wundt
Behaviorism:
The belief that psychology should only focus on observable behaviors (to be taken more seriously)
Which scientist: Promoted the rise in animal research?
John B. Watson
What was Watson’s view on nature vs. nurture?
The environment (nurture) is the key to how a person becomes themselves
Along with Watson what other scientist believed that it is our environment that defines us?
B.F. Skinner
Humanism:
Humans are uniquely different than animals especially due to their freedom and potential for growth
Famous Humanists
Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow
Clinical Psychology
A branch of psychology that focuses on behaviors and mental disorders.
Cognition:
The mental processes that form for acquiring knowledge
Evolutionary Psychology
The study of the idea that human behavior, emotions, and traits are formed through natural selection
What did Mary Whiton Calkins do for psychology?
Made the pair associate technique for studying memory (never received PhD from Harvard)
Maragret Floy washburn
First woman to recieve a Phd in psychology
Leta Setta hollingworth
involved in solving sexist psychology myths like woman are inferior to men
What is positive psychology?
The study based on the strengths, well beings, and factors that help Indvidual’s and communities thrive
What are the 6 contemporary theoretical perspectives?
Behavioral, Psychoanalytic, Humanistic, Cognitive, Biological, Evolutionary
Developmental psychology
The study of how people grow, change, and adapt psychically, cognitively, emotionally and socially across a lifespan.
psychometric psychology
The focus on designing, administrating, and interpreting tests for mental abilities, personality traits, attitudes and psychological attributes.
psychological psychology
Psychology that’s based on the basis of behavior
Personality Psychology
How individuals differ
Which scientist had the strongest influence on todays culture?
Sigmund Frued