The "Isms"
Introspection (Titchener).
What is Structuralism?
What is Naturalistic Observations?
The father of Psychology who created the ball experiment.
Who is Wilhelm Wundt?
Describing characteristics of population.
What is Descriptive Research?
Something staying the same vs. something changing over time.
What is Stability vs. Change?
What is Functionalism?
The in-depth investigations of a single person.
What are Case Studies?
The use of Skinner Box.
Who is BF Skinner?
A non-experimental research method.
What is Correlation Research?
Change being gradual vs. change being abrupt.
This focused on abnormal behaviors (Sigmund Freud).
What is Psychoanalysis?
Data that has been collected and used to gather information.
What is a survey?
Only men have morals; Women are conniving.
Who is Sigmund Freud?
What is Experimental Research?
What is Nature vs. Nurture?
The study of behaviors and the consequences that shaped them (BF Skinner and Watson).
What is Behavioralism?
Research that tries to create a cause-and-effect relationship
What is a Quasi Experiment?
The focus on people's behaviors (American Psychology Association).
Who is JP Watson?
The model of human motivation (Rogers and Maslow) ("Istic" not an "Ism")
What is Humanistic?
What we know comes from experience (Modern Empiricism).
Who is John Locke?