Chapter One Flashcards

(45 cards)

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Socrates/Plato theory

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Mind is separate from body and we are born with natural knowledge

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Aristotle’s theory

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Knowledge comes from learned experience

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John Locke’s theory

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Tabula Rosa -> “Blank slate”
Believed in empiricism
- born with no knowledge, comes from exp

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Descartes’ theory

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Cogito Ergo Sum-> “I think, therefore I am.”
- believed our reflexes were fluids
running through our bodies

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Introspection

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Examining or observing ones own mental and emotional processes

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Wilhelm Wundt

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Created first psych lab (Germany)
- structuralism-> what brain regions
connect to what
- combines emotions with sensations

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William James

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(America) Functionalism-> combine emotions with reactions

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Sigmund Freud

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Psychodynamic theory-> dominated subconscious controlled by childhood
Ex: defense mechanisms

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John B. Watson

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Founder of behaviorism

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B. F. Skinner

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Behaviorist using positive and negative reinforcement

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Charles Darwin

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Evolutionary psychology-> natural selection

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Humanistic

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Promoting self-growth/fulfillment

- free will💕💕💕

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People of humanism

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Carl Rogers- positive self esteem

Abraham Maslow- hierarchal needs (priorities)

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Psychodynamic

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How unconscious drives/conflicts influence behavior-> later used to treat disorders 💕💕💕

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Biological (neuroscience)

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Studies link between biological (genetics)/psychological processes
- brain and body keys to understand behavior

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Evolutionary

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(Darwinian, sociobiological)

Studies roots of behavior using natural selection

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Behavioral

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Study of observable behavior and its explanation by principles of learning💕💕💕

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Cognitive

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Study of mental activities associated with thinking and knowing
- how someone thinks

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Sociocultural

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Study of how situations/cultures affect our behavior and thinking
- looks at environment💕💕💕💕

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Developmental

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Study of physical, cognitive, and social change throughout your life (womb to tomb)

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Social

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Study of how we think about, influence, and relate to one another
Ex: listening to Pope vs. Meddaugh

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Educational

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Study of how psych processes affect/enhance teaching and learning

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Personality

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Study of individuals characteristic pattern of thinking, feeling, and acting

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Biological

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Exploring the links between brain and mind

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Cognitive
Experimenting how we perceive, think, and solve problems
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Basic vs applied research
Increasing scientific knowledge vs. Using that knowledge to solve problems
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Industrial-organizational psych
Application of psych concepts to optimize human behavior in the work force
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Human factors psych
Study of how people/machines interact
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Psychology vs psychiatry
Science of behavior/mental process vs. branch of medicine with psych disorders (can prescribe medicine)
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Counseling psych
Helps people struggling with their well-being
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Clinical psych
Studies, assesses, and treats people with psych disorders
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Dorothea Dix
Calls need for hospitals for mentally disabled (asylums)
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G. Stanley Hall
First president of APA
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Psychometrics
Study of measurement of human abilities, attitudes, and traits
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Biopsychosocial
Integrates levels of biological, psychological, and social-cultural analysis
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List the seven approaches of psychology
Biological, evolutionary, psychodynamic, behavioral, cognitive, humanistic, and social-cultural
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List the six subfields/branches of psychology
Developmental, social, educational, personality, biological, and cognitive
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Structuralism
Early school of psych that used introspection to explore the minds structural elements
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Functionalism
School of psych focusing on our mental/behavioral processes (to adapt, to survive)
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Cognitive neuroscience
Study of brain activity linked to perception, thinking, and memory
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Margaret Washburn
First female APA president, first female with psych degree
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Mary Calkins
First female to attend Harvard for psych, didn't get degree
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Ivan Pavlov
Studied classical stimuli (ex: school bell)
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Carl Rogers
Humanistic- positive self esteem
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Abraham Maslow
Humanistic- hierarchical needs (priorities)