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An approach to psycology concerned with the adaptive purposeor function of mind and behavior
Developed by William James |
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STEP 4
THE BIOLOGICAL REVOLUIONS EFFECT ON ENERGIZING PSYCHOLOY |
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Revolutionary Developments
1.The mapping of the human genome
2. Imaging technologies to obsvere the working brain in actions
3. Brain Chemistry |
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STEP SIX
Psychological scientists study at all levels which are? |
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The biological level of analysis
The individual level of anaysis
the social level of analysis
the cultural level of analysis
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STEP SEVEN
we are unaware of the multiple influences on how we feel and behave.
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| Stimuli is primed even though we may not be aware or even remeber those influences |
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STEP 5
The Mind Is Adaptive |
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Psychological Science is heavily influenced by Evolutionary Psychology which argues that the brian evolved to solve adaptive problems
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STEP THREE
The Brain and Mind are Inseperable
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The Brain and Mind are Inseperable
MEMORIZE IT |
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Patient talks aboubt whatever they want for as long as they want
Developed by Freud |
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A psycological approach that emphasizes the role of enviornmental forces in producing behavior
Developed by John B. Watson |
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An Approach to Psycology based on the idea that concious experience can be broken down into its underlying components
Edward Titchener's School of Though
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A systematic examination of subjective mental experiences that requires peope to report on the content of their thought
Wilhelm Wundt's unreliable method |
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The Arguments concerning whether psychological characteristics are biologically innate or aquired though education,experience, or culture(learned)
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| What are the 7 themes of psycological Science??? |
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1.Psycology is an emperical Science
2. Nature and Nurture are inextricable entwined
3. The Bran and Mind are Inseprable
4. Biological Revolution=EnergizingPschologicalResearch
5. The Brain is Adaptive
6. Psychological Science Crosses levels of Analysis
7. We are often unaware of the multiple influences on how we FEEL THINK ACT
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The whole of personal experience is different than just the sum of its parts
Developed by Kohler and Wierhiemer
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| Evaluating to reach Resonable Conclusion |
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Studies the nueral mechanisms that effect though, learning, and memory
Kohler, Miller, Tolman |
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A fundimental psychological issue that considers whether mind and body are separate and distinct or whether the mind is simply the subjective experience of the physical brain
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Studies
Group Dynamics
in relation to psycological process |
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Biological
level of analysis |
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STUDIES
Brain systems
Neurochmistry
Genetics |
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Individual
level of analysis |
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Studies
Individual Differences
Perception and Cognition Behavior(mental)
Behavior(physical) |
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Studies how people think,learn, and remember
Developed by George A. Miller |
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Attempts to bring the contents of the unconscious into concious awareness so that conflicts can be revealed
Developed by Sigmund Freud |
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The mental processes that operate below the level of concious awareness
Freud
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One's continous series of everchanging thoughts
William James |
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BiPolar (two poles)
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| A Mood disorder characterizedby alternating periods of depression and mania (euphoria) |
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A mental disorder characterized by alterations in perceptions
emotions, thoughts, or conciousness |
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STEP ONE
Psychology is an emperical science |
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| using research methods as a way of knowing about how we think feel and behave |
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| PostTraumatic Stress Disorder |
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| A mental disorder that involved frequent nightmares, intrusive thougts,and flashbacks related to earlier trauma |
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STEP TWO
Nature and Nurture are inextricable entwined |
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| We cannot consider either influence separate because they work together |
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| The beliefs, values, rules, and customs, that exist within a group of people who share a comon language and enviornment and that they are transmitted through learning from one generation to next |
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Studies
Interpersonal Behavior
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Cultural
level of anaysis |
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Studies
thoughts, actions, behaviors (of societies/cultural groups)
NORMS BELIEFS VALUES SYMBOLS ETHNICITY |
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