Psychology: The scientific study of ^^behavior^^ and ^^mental processes.^^
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Objective Introspection: Reactions to objects and descriptions of immediate experience.
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Voluntarism: Active control by intention and motives.
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Structuralism: The idea that experiences could be broken up into pieces (sensations and emotions).
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Functionalism: Idea that mind allows function in the real world. Those survival-aiding behaviors are passed down through generations.
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Behaviorism: Idea that psych should be a science of observable behavior
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Humanistic Psychology: “Third Force”. subjective potential and human potential focus.
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Cognitive Psychology: Study of mental processes
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Evolutionary Psychology: Studies behavior, mental processes, and their adaptive value.
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Positive Psychology: Focus on well-being, positive emotions, resilience, altruism, etc.
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What is Psychology:
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How old is the field of Psychology?
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Who developed the first Psych lab?
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What methods did Wundt use?
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What areas did Wundt’s lab study?
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Who were some of Wundt’s students?
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Who was Titchner a student of?
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What did Titchner believe in?
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What areas does Structuralism say experiences can be broken up into?
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Who was the first woman to receive a PhD in Psychology?
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Who are considered the “Early Pioneers"?
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Who were the “Behaviorists?”
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Who did William James disagree with? Why?
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What were William James’ two focuses?
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Who studied Gestalt Psychology?
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What does Gestalt Psychology state?
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What was Sigmund Freud’s theory?
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What does Psychodynamic Theory entail?
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Who did the “Little Albert” experiment?
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What was B.F. Skinner known for?
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What is operant conditioning?
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Why was there backlash against behaviorism?
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What other branches of psych sprang up in light of the backlash against behaviorism?
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