Unit 1 Exam Flashcards

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Pyschology

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The study of behavior and mental proccesses

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What was Socrates’ and Plato’s concept of the human mind?

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They believed the mind and body are seperate. The mind continues, even after the body dies

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Aristotle’s concept of human mind?

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Thought with reason and logic

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John Locke

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Believed everyone is born with a TABULA ROSA or clean slate

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Structuralism

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Examine your own cognitive processing

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Functionalism

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Observing conscious actions including emotions, memories, habits, power
Heavily influenced by Charles Darwin

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Behaviorism

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Believed science is from observation
Cant observe emotion but can learn by how someone behaves or reacts
Observable behavior turned psychology to scientific

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Gestalt

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German research that discover when people are given a cluster they organize them into groups

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Psychoanalytic/ pyschodynamic

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How unconscious drives and conflicts influence behavior and use information to treat people with pyschological diseases

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Humanism

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Emphasized the growth potential of healthy people and individuals potential for acceptance beyond self fulfillment
Beyond reptillian (agression) brains
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Evolutionary

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How natural selection of traits promoting survival of certain genes

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Biological

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The link between biological and pyschological processes

How the body and brain work together

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Cognitive

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The study that links brain to mental activity

How we encode, process, store and retrieve information

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Nature vs nurture

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The controversy over the contributions of biology vs experience

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Biological

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How the genes and environment influence individuals

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Counseling

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Help people cope with challenges and improve personal or social functioning

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Clinical

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Asses and treat mental,

Emotional, and behavior disorders

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Developmental

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Changing abilities from womb to tomb

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Educational

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Influences on teaching and learning

Not dealing with kidd

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Experimental

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The study of behavior and thinking using the experimental method

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Human factors

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Focus on the interaction of people, machines, and physical environment

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Industrial Organizational

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Use pyschology to help organizations and companies select and train employees boost morale and productivity, design products, and implement systems

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Personality

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Investigate persistent traits

Views into human resiliance

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Social

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Exploring how we view and affect one another

Economic statues?

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Mary Whilton Calkins
``` 1st women @ Harvard and president of American Pyschological Assosciation Students dropped class bc she was a girl ```
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Charles Darwin
Argued that natural selection (survival of the fittest) shapes behaviors as well as bodies
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Dorothea Dix
Advocate for mental health hospitals
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Sigmund Freud
developed the pyschoanalytic theory Focused on subconscious mind (dreams) W/ free association- talk therapy
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G. Stanley Hall
1st puschologist to describe adolescence as tension between biological maturity and social dependance creates stress
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William James
Considered the evolved functions of thoughts and feeling Mary Calkins' teacher 1st textbook
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Ivan Pavlov
Pioneered the study of learning | Conditional training
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Jean Piaget
Most influential observer of child
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Carl Rogers
Revolutionized therapy Furthered humanistic Developed theory of unconditinal positive regars
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B.F. Skinner
Redefined pyschology as "the scientific study of obervable behavior Assoc w behavior
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Margaret Floy Washburn
1st women to get a pyschology pHD | 2nd female president APA
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John B Watson
Rejected study of mental processes
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Wilhem Wundt
1st experiment Reaction time/ studied consciousness Changed from philosophy to science
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Edward Tichener
Structuralism
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Introspection
Examining thoughts and feelings (non scientific)
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Abe Maslow
Maslows heirarchy of needs | Need for self actualization
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Pyschiatrist
Also a dr - perscription
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SQ3R
``` Survey ? Read Recite Review ```
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How did pyschology as a study of behavior and mental processes develop
Track back to EMPIRICISM- emphasizing the role of experience and evidence, espically sensory perception, in the formation of ideas while discounting the notion of innate ideas