Unit 1 Module 1: Names and Ideas Flashcards
(10 cards)
Buddha
questioned how sensations and perceptions combine to form ideas
Confucious
questioned how the power of ideas and an educated mind
Aristotle
knowledge is not preexisting, mind grows from experience
Socrates and Plato
mind is separable from body and continues after the body dies, knowledge is innate
Descartes
agreed with Socrates and Plato, existence of innate ideas and minds being
- was correct that nerve paths are important and enable reflexes
Bacon
- one of the founders of modern science
- more down to earth form, centered on experiment, experience and common sense knowledge
Wundt
- established the first psych lab
- “atoms of the mind”
- psychology: structuralism, functionalism and behaviorism
Titchener
- introduced structuralism
- aimed to find strucutal events in the mind
- self- reflective introspection
James
assumed that thinking and other senses developed because it was adaptive
Calkins
- feminist psychologist
- experimental psychologist: explore behavior using experiments