Who opened the first lab dedicated to psychological enquiry?
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Introspection
What was the first systematic experimental attempt to study the mind by breaking up conscious awareness into basic structures of thoughts, images and sensations?
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Freud
Who was instrumental in establishing the psychodynamic approach?
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Behaviourism
Watson and Skinner helped developed which psychological approach?
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Rogers and Masiow
Who developed the humanistic approach?
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Cognitive approach
What approach uses a computer as a metaphor for the human mind?
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Social Learning Theory
Bandura proposed which approach?
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Philosophy
What does psychology have its roots in?
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Classical conditioning
Pavlov demonstrated that through association, a neutral stimulus can come to elicit a new learned response, known as..
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Operant conditioning
What form of learning did Skinner suggest, whereby behaviour is shaped and maintained by its consequences?
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Reinforcement
What term describes a consequence of behaviour that increases the likelihood of that behaviour being repeated?
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Positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement and punishment
According to operant conditioning, what are the 3 types of consequences of behaviour?
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Bandura
Who developed the Social Learning Theory?
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Observation and imitation
Social Learning Theory proposes that people learn through what?
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Vicarious reinforcement
What term refers to reinforcement that is not directly experienced but occurs through observing someone else being reinforced for that behaviour?
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Modelling
what process refers to when people are more likely to imitate the behaviour of those they identify as role models?
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Bandura et al 1961
What study support the Social Learning Theory by demonstrating imitation in children?
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Internal mental processes
What term refers to the private operations of the mind such as perception and attention?
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Schema
What term refers to the mental framework of beliefs and expectations that influence cognitive processing and are developed from experience?
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Inference
Name the processes by which psychologists draw conclusions about the way mental processes operate based on observed behaviour
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Theoretical models
The cognitive approach studies internal processes through the use of what?
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Information processing approach
What approach suggests that information flows through the cognitive system in a sequences of stages including input, storage and retrieval?
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Biological approach
What approach emphasises the important of physiological processes in the body?
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Genotype
What term refers to the particular set of genes a person possesses?
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Phenotype
What term describes the characteristics of an individual, determined by both genes and the environment?
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Natural selection
Darwin proposed what theory to explain the evolution of animals and plants?
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Unconscious
What term describes the part of the mind that we are unaware of but can still direct our behaviour?
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Id, ego, superego
What makes up the tripartite structure of personality?
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Psychosexual stages
Name the group of developmental states that all children pass through, according to Freud
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Oral, anal, phallic, latency, genital
What are the 5 psychosexual stages?
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Free will
What term describes the notion that humans can make choices and are not determine by biological or external forces?
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Self-actualisation
What term describes a desire to grow psychologically and fulfil ones full potential
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Masiow
Who developed the hierarchy of needs?
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Congruence
What is the aim of Rogerian therapy, when the self and the ideal self are broadly equivalent?
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Conditions of worth
What are boundaries or limits set by parents on their love for their child?