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What is psychology?
Psychology is the study of behavior and mental processes.
The study of mind, behavior, emotions, and thoughts
Psychology
The word psychology is made up from two Greek words
“psychi”, which means souls and “logos” which means study of knowledge.
There are health professionals that understand their patients and themselves
Psychologists
Psychology is also
The science of animal and human behavior.
From whom was said that psychology is the science of human behavior?
Walter Bowers Pillsbury
From whom was said that psychology is a science, which aims to give us better understanding and control of the behavior of the organism as a whole.
William McDoughall
From whom was said that psychology is the investigation of human and animal behavior and the mental and physiological processes.
Jackson
A complete state of physical, mental and social well-being, not just the absence of disease or illness.
Health
Is a state of emotional, psychological, and social wellness.
Mental Health
Is a clinically significant behavioural or psychological sindrome or pattern that occurs in an individual.
Mental Illness
Some philosopher think that mind and behaviour could be studied with?
Scientific Methods
Who is the father of psychology?
Wilhelm Wundt
When and where was founded the firt psychological laboratory?
In 1879, at the University of Leipzig
Who founded this psychological laboratory?
Wilhelm Wundt
The first to measure human behavior
Wilhelm Wundt
Who says that all being have souls that animate them?
Aristotle
Who says that people are born with a collection of knowledge and some ideas inborn (perfection)
Rene Descardes
Who says that at birth, human mind is like a blank slate, in which experiences write knoweledge.
John Locke
Who says that human body is like a machine because it can be studied?
Rene Descardes
Considered the father of mental tests
Francis Galton
This psychologist established the first American laboratory
G. Stanley Hall
Reported the first experiment on memory
Hermann Ebbinhaus
Aims to study consciousness in what we see (perception), what we feel (sensation), and our emotions (affection).
Structuralism