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Wilhelm Wundt
First psychological laboratory experiments. Carefully measured observation and experimentation
William James
Established the school of functionalism which opposed structuralism. Authored principles of psychology
Sigmund Freud-
He founded psychoanalysis which studied ways unconscious thought processes and emotional responses to childhood experiences affect later behavior ( father of psychoanalysis)
Structuralism-
reflects on thoughts or feelings after a stimulus
John B. Watson-
Conducted famous but unethical ‘ little albert’ experiments
Behaviorism-
Defined psych as a scientific study of observable behavior without reference to medical processes
- Neuroscience-
How the body and brain enable emotions, memories, and sensory experiences
Case Study
- A technique in which 1 person or group is studied in-depth to reveal underlying behavioral principles
Survey-
A technique for ascertaining the self-reported attitudes, opinions or behaviors of people done by questioning
Naturalistic Observation-
A study in which the researcher carefully observes and records behavior of animals or humans without interfering with the behavior
Double-Blind Study-
neither the experimenter nor the subjects know which group they are in
Mode
most frequently occurring score
Mean
average of scores
Median
the middle score
Range
the difference between the highest and lowest score
Standard Deviation-
a measure of how much scores vary around the mean
Psychodynamic-
How behavior springs from unconscious drives and inner conflicts
Social-Cultural
How behavior and thinking vary across situations and cultures
Clinical Psychology
study, assess, and treat troubled people with psychotherapy
• Illusory Correlation-
the perception of a relationship where no relationship exists
Control Condition
a group that is not experimented on
• Placebo Effect-
an inactive substance used in an experiment
Naturalistic Observation-
A study in which the researcher carefully observes and records behavior of animals or humans without interfering with the behavior
Correlational Coefficient-
A statistical measure of the relationship between two variables