2. Fields and Domains from 1960s Onward Flashcards

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new branch of psych that focused on learned behaviors in response to stimuli and situations

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behaviorism

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who did the experiments on dogs where dogs’ automatic responses to stimuli could be learned?

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Ivan Palvov

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who did experiments on animals and children’s behavior in responses to stimuli

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John B. Watson

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animals and children learned to anticipate and associate stimuli w/ events

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classical conditioning

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who was famous for training animals and individuals behaviors through controlled stimuli and their consequences

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B.F. Spinner

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Spinner taught rats and primates to learn behaviors based on which was later applied to humans?

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rewards and punishments – both positive and negative

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Spinner believes that what doesn’t exist?

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free will doesn’t exist and all behaviors are learned

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What is Spinner famous for?

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He’s famous for ‘shaping’ behavior in mammals and laid the ground work for treatments of behaviors aliments.

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who believed that behaviorists and Freudians were too narrow minded and limited

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Carl Rogers (and others)

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what did humanistic psychologists have theories based on?

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human emotional and basic needs (maslow’s hierarchy of needs)

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to humanistic psychologists perception and behavior were driven by?

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internal, human motives.

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cognitive psychologists focused more on?

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mental processes of the brain (how we process and retain info)

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how brain activity and circuits affect our behaviors or causes emotions (link b/w brain and the mind)

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biological

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assets and treat mental, emotional, and behavior disorders

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clinical

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who created the first mental asylum?

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Dorothea Dix

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sci study of all the mental abilities associated with knowledge, remembering, and communicating – perceive, think, and solve problems

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cognitive

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help people out with crisis; help people adjust to life transitions or make lifestyle changes

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counseling

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changing abilities from womb to tomb (how we progress from birth to death)

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development

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who was someone who strongly took part in development?

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Jean Piaget

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the methods and influences on teaching and learning

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educational

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diverse groups of scientists who study behavior via experimental and observation in humans and animals (could be other types of psychologists)

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experimental

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interactions of people, machines, and physical environments (how machines and environments can be safe to use for humans)

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human factors

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use psychological concepts and methods to select employees, boost morale, design products, and better business functioning

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industrial-organizational

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investigating persistent traits and characteristics of people

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personality

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measurement of abilities, attitudes, and traits of human beings

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psychometric

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how unconscious drives and conflicts influence behavior, and uses that info to treat psychological disorders (modern Freudians)

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pyschodynamic

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how expressions of emotions vary across cultural contexts (how we view and affect one another varies in different social-cultural groups)

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social