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- The scientific study of behavior and mental process.
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- Outward or overt actions and reactions.
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- Internal, covert activity of our minds.
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| Wihelm Wundt's Psychology Lab |
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- The lab was loacted in Germany in 1879.
- Developed the technique of objective introspection.
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- Process of objectively examining and measuring one's thoughts and mental activities.
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- Wundt's student.
- He brought structuralism to America.
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- Titchener's student.
- The first woman to get a PhD in psychology.
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- Focused on structure or basic elements of the mind.
- It died out in the early 1900s.
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- How the mind allows people to adapt, live, work, and play.
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| Who propoased functionalism? |
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| Functionalism influenced which modern fields? |
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- Educational psychology
- Evolutionary psychology
- Industrial/Organizational psychology
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- was denied PhD because she was a woman.
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- "Good Figure" psychology.
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| Who did Gestalt start with? |
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| What did Wertheimer study? |
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- He studied sensations and perception.
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| Gestalt ideas are the study of what? |
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- A field focusing not only on perception, but also on learning, memory, though processes, and problem solving.
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- Theory and therapy based on the work of Sigmund Freud.
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- His patients suffered from nervous disorders with no physical cause.
- He proposed the existence of an unconscious mind into which we push or repress our urges and desires.
- He stressed the importance of childhood experiences.
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- Medical doctor who has specialized in the diagnosis and treatment of psychological disorders.
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