History of Psychology
Socrates and Plato believed this about knowledge.
What is knowledge is born within us.
This approach sees behavior as being influenced by the unconscious mind.
What is the psychoanalytic approach?
This person explores the link between physical brain & mind.
What is a biological psychologist?
Memory, attention, problem-solving, and perception are key components of this perspective.
What is cognitive?
This philosopher believed that human knowledge grows from experiences in our memories.
Who is Arisotle?
The 2 subcategories that the conscious experience is broken down into.
What are objective sensation ands subjective feelings?
This perspective emerged in the middle of the 20th century and emphasized free will and the ability people have for self-understanding.
What is the humanistic perspective?
These are medical doctors that can prescribe medicine.
What are psychiatrists?
What is behaviors?
This person established the first experimental lab.
Who was Wilhelm Wundt?
The first modern book of psychology, written in 1890 was entitled this?
What is "The Principles of Psychology"?
This approach analyzes the ways in which behavior and mental processes are adaptive for survival.
What is the evolutionary approach?
Studies and advise behavior in the workplace.
What are industrial/organizational psychologists?
This theory says that the conscious experience is broken into 2 categories.
What is structuralism?
The partner of Wilhelm Wundt, he co-developed the theory of structuralism.
Who was Edward Tichenor?
This concept was introduced by B.F. Skinner.
What is reinforcement?
Latinos in the US are facing a variety of challenges resulting in higher numbers of high school dropouts than other ethnic groups. This perspective would be appropriate to this field of study.
What is sociocultural?
This person studies behavioral changes from the "womb to the tomb"".
What is a developmental psychologist?
This term refers to thoughts, feelings, and motives.
What are mental processes?
The scientific method that I developed became the foundation of all modern psychology.
Who was Francis Bacon?
Talk therapy approach by Sigmund Freud was significant for these reasons.
What are the reasons that symptoms were reduced while talking and traumatic experiences were unlocked?
This approach focuses on the brain, hormones, genes, and the nervous system.
What is the biological approach?
This psychologist treats mental, emotional and behavioral disorders.
What is a clinical psychologist?
This is information for pure knowledge aimed to increase psychology's knowledge base.
What is basic research?
My work research on behaviorism was largely focused on rewarding a dog with food every time he heard a bell ring.
Who is Ivan Pavlov?