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Who was Watson?
An integrated approach incorporating biological,psychological, and social-cultural viewpoints.
What is the biopsychosocial approach ?
The natural selection of traits has promoted survival.
What is evolutionary?
Interested in psychological process of learning. Perform research to improve the learning process.
What are Educational Psychologists?
Work with the assessment of and intervention for children in educational settings.
What are School Psychologists?
Believed that basic needs must be met first?
Who was Maslow?
A branch of psychology that studies how unconscious drives and conflicts influence behavior.
What is psychodynamic psychology?
Personality traits and disorders are explained by unfulfilled wishes and childhood trauma.
What is Psychodynamic?
Are interested in our interactions such as attitudes, aggression, leadership, or interpersonal attraction.
What are Social Psychologists?
develops new ways to increase productivity, promote job satisfaction or consumer behavior.
What are Industrial-Organizational Psychologists?
Who believed that babies are a blank slate?
Who was Locke?
The study of how situations and cultures affect our behavior and thinking.
What is social-cultural psychology?
Using information in remembering, reasoning and problem solving.
What is cognitive?
They investigate motivations, learning, perceptions and language in in basic behavioral processes in humans and animals.
What are Experimental Psychologists?
Help create public policies on mental health issues, legal issues, consult on jury selection and assist the legal community.
Who are Forensic Psychologists?
A Harvard instructor who was a functionalist.
Who was William James?
The study of human flourishing with the goals of discovering and promoting strengths/virtues to thrive.
What is positive psychology?
How blood chemistry is linked with mood.
What is biological?
Updates or develops neurocognitive or personality tests. They administer, score and interpret such tests,
What are psychometric or quantitative psychologist?
They work on assessing, diagnosing and treating Alzheimer’s, strokes, autism, ADHD, head injuries
What are Neuropsychologist?
The first woman to receive a Ph.D in Psychology.
Who was Margaret Washburn?
We achieve personal growth by overcoming barriers
What is Humanistic?
They inform public policy in areas like child care, adoption,education, maternal and child health.
What are Developmental Psychologists?
The psychological factors that influence and are influenced by physical activities such as futball, baseball,basketball or tennis.
What are Sports
Psychologists?