Founder: John B Watson and B.F. Skinner (Important Psychology) Definition: Focus on behavior is dependent on training and conditioning Key Words: Reinforcement, Punishment, Reward, Observation
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Functionalism
Founder: William James Definition: Observations of the functions of our reactions Key Words: Function
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Gestalt
Founder: Max Wertheimer Definition: About how outside influences and experiences influence perception Key Words: Perception
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Structuralism
Founder: William Wundt and Edward Titchner Definition: it is the study of the mind by breaking down reactions into their component parts using introspection Key Words: Introspection
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Sociocultural
Founder: Lev Vygotsky Definition: It is the idea that there are some innate behaviors but the society and environment one grows up in provide them tools for how to act in the future Key Words: Culture
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Humanistic Psychology
Founder: Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow Definition: Looks at the person as a whole and look at their needs (basic needs, safety, love, respect, ambition), environment, and personal growth Key Words: Self, Individuality, Free Will. Growth, Hierarchy
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Psychodynamics
Founder: Sigmund Freud Definition: The idea of how unconscious psychology influences you (focus on childhood trauma) Key Words: Unconscious Mind, Perconcious, Id, Superego
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Cognitive Perspective
Founder: Jean Piaget Definition: Studying the functions of the mind (think, explore, and understand) (focus on how children do this and how their mental processes affect adulthood) Key Words: Think, Mental Processes
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Evolutionary Psychology
Founder: Charles Darwin Definition: The idea that all human actions are caused by natural selection and reproduction is based on this Key Words: Adaptation, Reproduction, Mating Preference, Survival
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Biological
Founder: Phineas Gage Definition: Studies the mind in terms of hormones, genetics, and others (body’s effect on the mind) Key Words: Brain, Chemical Imbalance