History Of Psychology
What was Sigmund Freud's biggest discovery?
Psychoanalysis; the notion of how individuals conscious and unconscious thoughts interact.
What's the definition of ethics?
Ethics are what we use to evaluate our actions by determining what we classify as right/good or what is wrong/bad in a certain scenario.
What are the 4 functions of the cortex?
Motor functions, sensory functions, association functions, language
What are the six universal emotions?
Happiness, surprise, fear, sadness, anger, disgust
What type of Psychology did Francis Bacon study?
Behavioural Psychology
What factors contribute to an individual's ethics?
parents/friends/teachers/influences, personal values, beliefs, religion, etc.
The "information highway" from eye to brain
What's an extrovert?
When you're most comfortable around others; being with others fills you with energy
What was Karl Rogers main contribution to the field of Psychology?
Creating the psychotherapy method called client- centered therapy and psychotherapy in personality change.
When judging ethical conflict, what are 3 pieces of criteria?
Rights, utility, justice
What psychological disorder was author J.K. Rowling diagnosed with?
Depression
What are the five points in "The Big 5 Model"?
Extroversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, emotional stability, openness to experience