Ap Psych- Scientific Foundations Of Psychology

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Aristotle
believed knowledge is not innate comes from experience and mind is apart of the body
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Socrates, Plato & Rene Descartes
believes mind is separate from the body and knowledge is innate
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tabula rasa
blank slate
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John Locke
believed the mind is a blank slate and experience writes on the slate
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Wilhelm Wundt
known as the father of Psychology had the first lab of Psych in Leipzig, Germany 1879
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G. Stanely Hall
established the first psychology laboratory in the U.S in 1883
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Mary Calkins
APA's first female president
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Margaret Washburn
first woman to receive a PHD
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William James
wrote an important 1890 "Principles of Psychology" textbook and founded functionalism
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APA
American Psychology Association
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Sigmund Freud
a physician that studies the unconscious mind
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Freudian slip
when the unconscious mind comes forth
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Structuralism
analyze consciousness into basic elements
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Functionalism
investigate functions of consciousness of the brain
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Operational definition
a carefully worded statement of the exact procedures used in a research study
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Naturalistic Observation
a descriptive technique of observing and recording behavior in naturally occurring situation
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Illusory correlation
perceiving a relationship where none exists.
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sampling bias
when a sample is conducted in such a way that some members of the intended population are not included.
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correlation
a measure of the extent to which two factors vary together, and how well either factor predicts the other.
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confounding variables
unmeasured variables that influence both the supposed effect.