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Structuralism
Early form of psychology that uses the consciousness that tries to analyze the elements of mental experiences
Empiricism
Psychology is a measurable science and uses experiments
Functionalism
The brain is a tool that allows us to adapt
Natural Selection
Any trait that helps us survive will also survive
Instincts / Innateness
uncontrollable impulses a person is born with
Nature
everything is influenced by our genes which we were born with
BioPsychoSocial
Biological, psychological, and social factors and how they interact to improve health care
Psychoanalysis
Freud’s idea which treats people using interactions between conscious and unconscious
Psychodynamic
Internal mental forces that a person can be unaware of but could have an affect on their behaviors
Classical Conditioning
The thing from the office two things being associated with each other that is uncontrollable
Operant Conditioning
Way of teaching that uses rewards and punishment
Social
Cognitive Perspective
Humanistic Perspective
Looks at the person as a whole that’s goal is to reach their full potential
Sensation
Knowing the existence of a stimuli
Perception
Understanding a stimuli
Nurture
we learn everything from life experiences