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Historical Foundations (Philosophy & Physiology) |
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-Is the world we perceive reality? Is there free will? -How do physical parts of the body work? |
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Founded first psychology lab. The father of psychology. |
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How behaviors & consciousness helps us adapt to the environment. |
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The structure of thoughts/sensations |
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Self-report of experiences and descriptions of sensations. |
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-Psychoanalytic Theory -Stressed early childhood experiances |
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-Worked on behaviorism -"You can train anyone to do anything with the right reward." |
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The crackpot theory that bumps on your head determine personality. |
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The crackpot theory that bumps on your head determine personality. |
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-Tabula Rasa -All ideas come from experience. |
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Founded structuralism & introspection |
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Invented Gestalt Psychology |
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Body influences mind / vice versa. |
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Hippocrates founded the idea of... |
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Humors controlling everything mental. |
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The study of all mental actions associated with thinking. |
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The study of observable behavior, and its explanation by principals of learning. |
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Psychoanalytic- Psychodynamic |
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Study of how unconscious drives affect behaviors. |
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The study of how situations and cultures effect out behavior and thinking. |
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Combined biological, psychological and social-cultural levels of analysis. |
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How feelings affect a persons ability for personal growth and fulfillment. |
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How the natural selection of traits promotes survival of genes |
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Questions asked to the general public |
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Examining one individual in hopes of revealing things true of us all. |
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Longitudinal and Cross-Sectional Studies |
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In which people of different ages are compared and observed over a long period of time. |
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-What we change -Whats impacted by the IV |
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A statement of the procedure used to define research variables. |
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Variables other than the IV that may impact or alter the DV |
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