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| location of the mind is in the heart |
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| made math the language of science |
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| critical of psychology because it is not observable or measurable |
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| circulation of blood, applied experimental rigor of physicists to other disciplines |
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| discovered electrical effects on the nervous system |
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| established thr first psychology laboratory in 1879 |
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| first psychology laboratory established by Wilhelm Wundt |
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| structuralism- elemental structures of the mind |
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| functionalism- emphasized purpose and function |
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| psychoanalysis- unconscious determinism |
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| John B. Watson & B. F. Skinner |
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| Abraham Maslow & Carl Rogers |
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| Modern Definition of Psychology |
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| the science of behavoir (what we do) and mental processes (sensations, perceptions, dreams, thoughts, beliefs, and feelings) |
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