History of psychology

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Who was the founder or father of psychology

Wilhelm Wundt

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Psychology comes from which two branches

philosophy and physiology

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Other strong contributors

Mary Calkins, Margaret Washburn, and Leta Hollingworth

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Structuralism

focused on elements (components) and introspection (way of looking inward)

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Functionalism

adaptiveness, function over structure

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William James

stream of consciousness, argued that flowing stream > breaking consciousness into elements

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Psychoanalysis

how your unconscious thoughts shape your life

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Sigmund Freud

idea of psychoanalysis and coping with sexual urges

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Behaviorism

behavior and environmental factors; use of observation of animals

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John B. Watson coined what idea

behaviorism: psychology should focus only on observable behaviors

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B.F skinner

behaviorism: free will is an illusion, behavior is shaped and maintained by its consequence

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Humanism

emphasize unique qualities of human, potential for personal growth

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when did clinical psychology start

started after WWII, which the increase of PTSD and shell shock

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Psychology

a study of behavior, including the cognitions of physiological

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rationalism

logic and reasoning

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empiricism

evidence through observation (sensory system)

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hypothesis

tentative guess (prediction)

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theory

an explaination

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operational defintion

a definition in terms of operations (actions) used to measure something