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Father: Wilhelm Wundt (student: Titchener)
Interested in what happens. Early approach that emphasized experiences. |
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Father: William James
Emphasized the function or purpose of behavior or consciousness |
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Father: Sigmund Freud
His theory emphasizes unconscious motives and conflicts. "A person's unconscious is timeless" |
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| psychological approach that focuses on how bodily events affect behavior, feeling, thoughts. Involves hormones, heredity, brain chemistry and evolution |
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| psychological approach that's with how the environment and experience affect a person's actions. Example: Little Albert |
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| the psychological approach that emphasizes what goes on in people's heads. |
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| emphasizes unconscious dynamics within the individual, such as inner forces, conflicts, or the movement of instinctual energy |
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| our cognitive developmental processes, learning processes, are merely products of our society and culture. Different cultures have various systems, including: beleifs, values, manners, normative behaviors, and practices. |
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| focusing on the will to meaning |
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