Introduction to Psychology

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These flashcards cover key concepts, figures, and perspectives of psychology as discussed in the lecture.

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What is psychology?

The scientific study of mind and behavior.

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Who is considered the father of behaviorism?

John Watson.

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What approach did Wundt use to study cognitive experience?

Introspection.

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What perspective did William James advocate?

Functionalism.

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What did Freud emphasize as critical for understanding behavior?

The unconscious mind.

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What was the main focus of behaviorism?

To make psychology an objective science by studying overt behavior.

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Which psychological perspective takes a holistic view of an individual?

Gestalt psychology.

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What did Maslow and Rogers contribute to psychology?

They were influential in shaping humanistic psychology.

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What sparked the cognitive revolution in psychology?

The emergence of neuroscience and computer science.

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What does cognitive psychology study?

The relationship between thought and behavior.

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Identify a branch of psychology that applies concepts to workplace settings.

Industrial and organizational psychology.

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What do developmental psychologists focus on?

Physical and cognitive changes throughout the lifespan.

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What is the role of health psychologists?

To help people live healthier lives.

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What is the main focus of clinical psychology?

Diagnosis and treatment of psychological disorders.

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What are some examples of applied areas of psychology?

Industrial and organizational psychology, health psychology, sport psychology, forensic psychology, and clinical psychology.