Chapter 1 Psychology Flashcards

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Mind

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Private inner experience of perceptions, thoughts, memories, feelings

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Behaviour

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Observable actions

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Structuralism

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Break mind into basic components

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Functionalism

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How mental abilities allow people to adapt to environments

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Plato

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Favoured nativism, certain knowledge is inborn

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Aristotle

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Favoured philosophical empiricism, knowledge is acquired through experience

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Rene Descartes

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Mind and body are different things

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Thomas Hobbes

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Mind and body are not different at all

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Franz Joseph Gall

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Phrenology

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Jean Marie Piere Flourens

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Removed parts of the brain of animals

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Paul Broca

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Damage to a part of the brain impaired a specific mental function

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Hermann von Hemholtz

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Stimulus and recorded reaction time

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Wilhelm Wundt

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Analyzing consciousness through introspection as well as reaction time techniques

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14
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Edward Titchener

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An Outline of Psychology

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William James

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Trying to isolate particular moments of consciousness distorted its nature

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Charles Darwin

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Natural selection

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Charcot & Janet

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Hysteria, temporary loss of cognitive and motor functions from emotionally upsetting experiences

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Sigmund Freud

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Psychoanalytic theory, emphasizes the importance of the unconscious mind in shaping feelings, thoughts and behaviours

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Maslow & Rogers

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Humanistic psychology, understadnign human nature that emphasizes positive potential

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Behaviourism

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Restrict to observable behaviour

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John B. Watson

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Goal of psychology is to predict and control behaviours in ways that benefit society; Little Albert case

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Margaret Washburn

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Conscious mental experiences of animals

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Burrhus Skinner

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Reinforcement

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Max Wertheimer

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Study of illusions, errors of perceptions, memory or judgement in which subjective experience differs from objective reality

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Gestalt Psychology
Approach that emphasizes that we perceive the whole rather than the sum of parts
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Frederic Bartlett
Memory
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Jean Piaget
Perceptual and cognitive errors in children
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Kurt Lewin
Person's behaviour could be predicted by understanding person's subjective experience of the world
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Cognitive Psychology
Study of mental processes, including perception, thought, memory and reasoning
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Donald Broadbent
Pay attention to several things at once
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Noam Chomsky
Language relies on mental rules
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Ulric Neisser
Book on cognitive psychology
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Karl Lashley
Precise spot where learning occurred
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Behavioural Neuroscience
Approach that links psychological processes to activities in the nervous system
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Cognitive Neuroscience
Understand the links between cognitive processes and the brain
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Evolutionary Psychology
Mind and behaviour in terms of adaptive value of abilities that are preserved over time by natural selection
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Social Psychology
Causes and consequences of sociality
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Gordon Allport
Stereotyping, prejudice and racism
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Cultural Psychology
How cultures reflect and shape the psychological processes of members