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| study of the mind and behavior. |
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| Thoughts and feelings, whether or not people are aware of them. |
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| Actions and reactions of humans and other animals. |
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| Testing or talking with people to learn about them and their problems. |
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| Talking with patients to help them solve their problems. |
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| Subfield of psycholgy that deals with serious mental, emotional, and behavioral problems. |
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| subfield of psychology that deals with less serious mental, emotional, and behavioral problems. |
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| Subfield of psychology that applies legal issues. |
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| specialization in psychology in which psychology is applied in improving athletic performance. |
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| Medical doctor that is an expert in human mind and behavior. |
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| 19th century structural psychologist that founded the first psychology lab and is called the "father of psychology." |
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| Thoughts and feelings a person is aware of. |
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| Early approach to psychology that focused on the individual elements that make up consciousness. |
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| looking inward and identifying conscious feelings and mental images |
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| early approach to psychology that focused on how mental processes help people function and adapt to their environment. |
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| 20th century structural psychologist that created first intelligence test. |
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| Approach to psychology that was based on the assumption that consciousness is more than just "the sum of it's parts." |
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| organizing and interpreting info from the senses. |
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| Austrin physician that became first person to use psychology to treat patients and developed the method of treatment called psychoanalysis. |
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