Foundations of Psychology
Early Schools of Thought
Key Figures
Modern Perspectives
Applied Psychology
100

Psychology is the scientific study of ______ and ______.

Behavior and mental processes

100

Wilhelm Wundt studied consciousness using a method called ______.

Introspection.

100

Who is considered the “father of modern psychology”?

Wilhelm Wundt

100

Which perspective studies how we think, process, and remember information?

Cognitive

100

A psychologist is studying how children learn language in school. Which perspective might they use?

Cognitive.

200

 Something that is directly observable is called a ______.

Behavior.

200

E.B. Titchener was the leading figure of which early school of thought?

 Structuralism

200

Who wrote the first American psychology textbook?

William James

200

Which perspective explains behavior using hormones, the brain, and nervous system?

Biological

200

A therapist helps a client identify unconscious conflicts. Which perspective are they using?

Psychodynamic.

300

What makes psychology a science?

Psychologists use the scientific method to ask and answer questions

300

William James founded which early school that focused on how behavior helps us adapt?

 Functionalism

300

Who believed that unconscious thoughts and childhood experiences shape behavior?

Sigmund Freud

300

Which perspective studies how behavior and thinking vary across different cultures?

Social-cultural

300

A psychologist studies how praise and rewards affect student motivation. Which perspective applies?

Behavioral.
400

What is the difference between psychology and philosophy?

 Psychology uses scientific research methods, while philosophy uses logic and reasoning

400

Which school emphasized integrating pieces of information into meaningful wholes?

Gestalt psychology

400

Which two psychologists were major contributors to behaviorism?

John Watson and B.F. Skinner

400

Which perspective emphasizes unconscious drives and conflicts?

Psychodynamic

400

A psychologist believes depression is influenced by both genetics and social environment. Which two perspectives are they combining?

Biological and Social-cultural

500

Which year and country was the first psychology lab founded?

1879 in Germany

500

Which school of thought was founded by Freud and emphasized the unconscious mind?

Psychoanalysis (Psychodynamic perspective)

500

Which humanistic psychologists emphasized free will and reaching full potential?

Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers

500

Which perspective focuses on rewards, punishments, and observational learning?

Behavioral

500

This perspective of psychology explains human behavior by focusing on the influence of unconscious drives, childhood experiences, and inner conflicts.

The psychodynamic perspective.

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