Levels of Explanation
There is no point to existence and human life is absurd.
What is Philosophy
Information about world in brain has to be transformed. EX: His shirt is red - info in brain is representative as code
What is Transformed
Who coined Physiological Psychology?
What is Herman Von Helmholtz
The part of brain with complex visual/touch perception?
What is Parietal Lobe
Objects that are near or proximate to each other tend to be grouped together.
What is Law of Proximity
Sadness is caused by anomie
What is Sociology
Only so much we can think about/screen out things around us. EX: Driving talking to friend - listening to music and someone pulls out in front of you.
What is Reduced
Who coined Structuralism?
What is Wilhelm Wundt
The part of brain with strategic thinking, social cognition, short term memory?
What is Frontal Lobe
Group together similar things
What is Law of Similarity
Caused by learned helplessness
What is Behavioral Psychology
Add something (info) to what you're observing. EX: Hear barking in backyard see dog and goat. Conclude: dog barking at goat (inference/interpretation) didn't actually see happen.
What is Elaboration
Who coined Functionalism; stream of consciousness?
What is William James
The part of brain for hearing language decoding and long term memory?
What is Temporal Lobe
Form objects to form closed patterns.
What is Law of Closure
Caused by upward social comparisons
What is Social Psychology
Currently perceiving has to be stored. EX: Remember house - only can cause stored it.
What is Storage
Who coined Psychoanalysis?
What is Sigmund Freud
Part of brain for vision pattern recognition?
What is Occipital Lobe
What is Law of Symmetry
Caused by shortage of neurotransmitters in reward centers of brain
What is Neuroscience
Could recover stored information. EX: remember childhood house
What is Recovered
Who coined Behaviorism?
What is John Watson
Part of brain that receives information from the sensory systems, the spinal cord, and other parts of the brain and then regulates motor movements. The cerebellum coordinates voluntary movements such as posture, balance, coordination, and speech, resulting in smooth and balanced muscular activity?
What is Cerebellum
Group things in straight lines or smooth curves.
What is Law of Good Continuation