UCF - PSY2012 - Chapter 1 - INCOMPLETE

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Structuralism

Understanding the conscious experience through introspection

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Who established structuralism?

Wilhelm Wundt

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What is Introspection?

Examining your own consciousness as objectively as possible

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What is Functionalism?

How an organisms mental activities helped it adapt

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Who established functionalism?

William James

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Who did William James get his ideas from, to start his own idea of psychology?

Wilhelm Wundt

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What is the psychoanalytic theory?

that an interaction between the unconscious and conscious is where psychological problems stem from

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Who established the psychoanalytic theory?

Sigmund Freud

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What is Gestalt psychology?

Psychology that focuses on all the parts of a human, instead of breaking down the behaviors and traits into parts

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What does Gestalt mean?

Whole

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Who established the ideas of Gestalt psychology?

Wertheimer, Koffka, and Kohler

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Why did Gestalt psychology never really get established in America?

Because most of the research and equipment were left behind in Germany when they fled from the Nazi Regime, and so it was difficult and not possible to preform large scale studies.

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What is behaviorism?

The psychology behind controlling or changing conscious behaviors

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Who were some of the most fundamental behaviorists?

Pavlov, Skinner, and Watson

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How did Pavlov experiment with behaviorism?

He would establish an innate reflex in an animal to a certain stimuli, and he would train the animals reflexes to react to a completely different stimuli from the original

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How did Skinner experiment with behaviorism?

Skinner would put a mouse into an operant chamber with a button and a lever, and for example if the button was pushed food would be released. But if the lever was pushed a loud noise would come from a speaker within the box. This would slowly teach the muse to want to push the button, and not the lever thus changing its behavior.

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What is Humanism?

emphasizes that in psychology there is potential good within all humans

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Who were some integral humanistic psychologists?

Abraham Maslow, and Carl Rogers

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What did Maslow establish?

The Maslow hierarchy of needs

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What did the maslow hierarchy of needs depict?

Depicted that there are needs that need to be met, before others can be. That a human must need food, water, shelter, and warmth before social and security needs can be met.

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what did Carl Rogers establish?

Established client centered therapy

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What were the three things a therapist has to have to preform client centered therapy?

  1. Unconditional positive regard

  2. genuineness

  3. empathy

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How did client centered therapy work?

Carl Rogers believed all people could work out there own problems if a therapist had all three traits of:

  1. unconditional positive regard

  2. genuineness

  3. empathy

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What was the cognitive revolution?

when new interdisciplinary subjects started to arise such as linguistics and computer sciences, psychology was then shifted to focus on the mind again in a more scientific way.

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Who was very influential in the Cognitive Revolution?

Noam Chomsky

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What did Noam Chomsky believe?

He believed that just focusing on behaviors without scientifically studying the mental functioning wouldn’t allow psychology to produce work of much value.

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Who was the first woman to earn a doctorate in psychology?

Margaret Floy Washburn

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