Unit 1 Flashcards

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Who theorized knowledge question “you’re born w knowledge”

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Aristotle

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2
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Three theorists

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Aristotle, John lock, decardes

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3
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What did John lock believe

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Tabula Rosa, born with a blank slate

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4
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What did decardes believe

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Cognito ergo sum

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What is the cognito ergo sum

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Knowledge for certainty: senses fail us. We exist because we are consciously thinking

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6
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Who discovered structuralism

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Edward T and Wilhem W

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7
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Who discovered first psych Lab

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Edward and Wilhelmina

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8
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Who believed in introspection

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Edward and Wilhem

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What is introspection

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Having individuals answer questions while having experiment

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10
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Who brought functionalism to America

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William James

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11
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What is functionalism

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Function of a system

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12
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Who wrote a book revolutionizing psychology

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Sigmund freud

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13
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What and who created the psychodynamic theory

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Personality develops through childhood experience (unconscious)
Sigmund Freud

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14
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Who developed first school known as behaviorism

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John B Watson

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Behaviorsm

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Looks at behavior, stemmed off of what we have learned through our lives

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16
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Who invented humanist theory

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Carl Rodgers

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17
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What did Carl Rodgers say about his theory

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We want to be self actualulized

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18
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Psychological perspectives

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Study underneath

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19
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Biological

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Biopsychology of neuroscience: looks at brain interacting with body

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Behavioral

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Learning from others, learned traits

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Psychoanalytic

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Personality stems from unconscious drives in childhood

22
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Personality and behavior self worth potential

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Humanistic

23
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Passing down traits for survival

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Natural selection

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Natural section perspective

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Evolutionary

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How we think and how it effects our actions
Cognitive
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How society and culture shape our behaviors
Sociocultural
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Study of physical, cognitive, and social change or growth in humans through our life span.
Developmental psychology
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Study of psychological processes to affect and enhance teaching and education
Educational psychology
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How people influence a group
Social psychology
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Application of psychological concepts and methods to affect human behavior in the workforce
Industrial organizational psych
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Study of how people and machines interact: create safest machines
Human factors psych
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Counseling psychologists vs clinical
Counseling : deal w everyday issues | Clinical: deal with abnormal disorders
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Basic vs applied research
Basic: build psych knowledge based Applied: takes basic research, tries to tackle a problem w it
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After body dies, knowledge is born within us. Mind is separable from body
Plato and Socrates
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Superstition
Francis Bacon
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Empiricism
Knowledge originates in experience. Science should rely on observation and experimentation
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Who is a Functionalist scientist
William James
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Functionalist =
Consciousness
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Mary Calkins
First woman president or APA
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An early school of psychology that used introspection to explore Elements of mind
Structuralism
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First woman to receive a PhD, animal behavior
Margaret Washburn
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Science of behavior and mental processes
Psychology
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1. Science should be an objective that studies behavior without mental processes,
Behaviorism
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Controversy over relative contributions that genes and experience make to the development of psychological traits and behaviors Contributions of bio and experience
Nature nuture issue
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Levels of analysis
Differing complementary views from biological to psychology to social cultural
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A branch of medicine dealing with psychological disorders; practiced by physicians who often provide medical treatments
Psychiatry
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For behaviorists, psychological science is rooted in
Introspection