1
Q
timeline of paradigms
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- greeks
- dark ages
- rationalism/empiricism
- voluntarism
- structuralism/psychoanalysis
- functionalism
- behaviorism/gestalt
- biopsychology
- humanistic
- cognitive
- current
2
Q
- greeks
A
mind body (monists) naturalistic
3
Q
- dark ages
A
supernatural
4
Q
- renaissance
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scientific revolution; empiricism vs rationalism
5
Q
- empiricism vs rationalism
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- nature vs nurture
- reductionistic vs holistic
- epiphenomenalism vs free will
- mind body: monism vs dualism
6
Q
- voluntarism
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- consciousness
- free will
- reductionistic
7
Q
- structuralism vs psychoanalysis
A
- consciousness, reductionistic
- unconscious, nature
8
Q
- behaviorism vs gestalt
A
- nurture, epiphenominalism, mind body-monism, reductionistic
- holistic, mind body dualism
9
Q
- biopsychology
A
nature
10
Q
- humanistic
A
free will, nurture
11
Q
- cognitive
A
interaction of mind and body
12
Q
- current: evolutionary, neuropsychology, positive
A
consciousness
nature vs nurture
History of Psych
flashcards
Decks in class (11)
# Cards
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Test 1 (ch 1-7)81
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test 2 (ch 8-13)75
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test 3 (ch 14-20)88
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final 1: describe converging forces of the renaissance9
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final 2: similarities and differences in empiricism and rationalism. use time periods. essential to forming science20
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final 3: compare/contrast structuralism and functionalism. diff scientific discoveries and theoretical ideas. what influence on modern psych?12
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final 4: describe and argue for or against validity of 5 of 6 assumptions of science7
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final 5: what ideas of freuds were rejected by modern psych and why. what ideas were accepted and why8
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final 6: assumptions that defined paradigms. current state12
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final 7: different theories incorporated what aspects, modern11
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final 8: history of behaviorism5
