Major Players
The first person to be called a "psychologist"
Who is Wilhem Wundt?
The approach incorporating biological, psychological, and social influences to determine health and wellness
What is the biopsychosocial model?
The part of the mind most of Freud's theories focused on
What is the unconscious mind?
This woman started the feminist revolution in psychology
Who is Naomi Weisstein?
A long research paper or published article conducted in a candidate's doctoral training
What is a dissertation?
The theorist who believed in providing clients with genuineness, empathy, and unconditional positive regard
Who is Carl Rogers?
The approach that studies motivation and performance anxiety
What is sport and exercise psychology
The belief that all humans are innately good
What is humanism?
This linguist was very influential in the early days of the cognitive revolution
Who was Noam Chomsky?
The number one occupation employing graduates with a BA in psychology
What is mid- and top-level management?
A dietitian who made a name for himself in psychology for his study involving dogs
Who is Pavlov?
The approach that ties together: Organizational psychology, sport and exercise psychology, forensic psychology, and clinical psychology
What is applied psychology?
A psychologist famous for saying: "Give me a dozen healthy infants, well-formed, and my own specified world to bring them up in and I’ll guarantee to take any one at random and train him to become any type of specialist I might select..."
Who was James Watson?
One of these is that male bias exists in the world of science
What is a feminist criticism of psychology?
A program individuals can seek out after earning ther PhD
What is a post-doctoral training program?
Wundt's student who is best known for founding structuralism
Who is Edward Titchener?
The approach concerned with the emotional, social, vocational, and health of individuals who are considered psychologically healthy.
What is clinical psychology?
This halted the development of Gestalt psychology
What was the rise of behaviorism?
This branch of psychology is noted in the textbook as remaining a descriptive science rather than determining cause and effect
What is cross-cultural psychology?
A doctor of psychology degree that is increasingly popular among individuals interested in pursuing careers in clinical psychology.
What is a PsyD?
A theorist who believed perceptions are best understood as a sum of their parts
Who is Max Wertheimer?
This approach is criticized for ignoring non-genetic factors
What is evolutionary psychology?
The aspect of psychology (studied by Wundt and James) that behaviorism was created as a reaction to?
What is Mentalism (the study of the conscious mind)?
This female psychologist continued in her famous father's work.
Who is Anna Freud?
One would need at least this degree to serve as a school psychologist.
What is a Master's Degree?