periods Flashcards

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often attributed for the initial use of the term “psychology” in his writing
“yucologia hoc est de hominis perfectiona, anima, ortu”

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Rudolf Gockel

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first proposed that psychology should separate from philosophy and that psychology should be treated as natural science (naturalism)

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Francis Bacon

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discomforts/pains must be overcome human beings are physicsl objects and sophisticated machines whose functions and activities can be described and explained in purely mechanistic terms

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Thomas Hobbes

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The idea of an infividual becomes true only to himself because this is the level of knowledge that he believes in

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George Berkeley (1709)

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Has theory of reality

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Christian Von Wolff

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Two parts of Reality

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Ontology - treats possible things
Metaphysics - treats actual things

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utilized the method of animal magnetism in curing hysteria, which evolved yo hypnosis

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Mesmer (1774

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theory invented by German doctor Franz Mesmer. It posits the existence of an invisible natural force. He claimed that the force could have physical effects including healing. Where the word “mesmerized” came from

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Animal Magnetism

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Stated that the mind is not blank, but rather the mind is capable of acquiring knowledge through sensory experiences

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Immanuel Kant (1782)

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He was responsible for making psychology a science

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Johann Friedrich Herbart

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Pioneered areas about the ideas that is necessary to be stimulated in order yo be able to gain sensation

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Ernst Weber (1817)

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He made the theory of color vision

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Hermann von Helmholtz

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He introduced the theory of eveolution and the concept of natural selection

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Charles Darwin (1859)

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He had an insights that the law of the connection between the mind and the body can be found in a statement of quantitative relation between mental sensation and material stimulus

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Gustav Fechner (1860)

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He observed that persons who suffered from damage to aspecific area of the brain’s left hemisphere may lose their ability to speak fluently

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Paul Broca (1861)

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Father of Behavioral Genetics

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Francis Galton

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is a field of scientific research that uses genetic methods to investigate the nature and origins of individual differences in behavior

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Behavioral Genetics

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First to formally describe bipolar behavior

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Emil Kraeplin

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He is the Father of Modern Psychiatry

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Emil Kraeplin

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A neo-freudian and established analytic psychology

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Made a theory that human beings have yhe basic need for love and security

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Karen Horney

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First sustematic psychometrician and the Father of Classical Test Theory

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Charles Spearman

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They developed the first Intelligence Quotient (IQ) Test

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Alfred Binet and Theodore Simon

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He pioneered the statisticsl technique called factor anakysis

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Charles Spearman

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A russian physiologist who had discovered that dogs would salivate at the sound of a tone that had previously been associated with the presentation of food
Ivan Pavlov
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He was best known for Classical Conditioning
Ivan Pavlov
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Exponent of purposivism hotmic peychology, the central ifea being that there is an end or purpose which goads us to action, without any real knowledge of its nature, and often without benefits or even thought of pleasure
William McDougall
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He theoried that human behavior is determined by both instinctive and intentional strivings
William McDougall
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Father of Educational Psychology known for his early animal studies. He also founded the instrumental learning called “The Law of Effect”
Edward Thorndike
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He contributed yo yhe sustem of Operant Conditioning bouncing around its world doing what it does.
Burrhus Freferick (B.F) Skinner
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German psychologist who studied the ability if people yo remember list of words under different conditions
Hermann Ebbinghaus
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An engluish psychologist who studied the cognitive and social processes of remembering
Sir Frederic Bartlett
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An americsn psychologist, one of the founders of Humanistic Psychology
Carl R. Rogers
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Known for his hierarchy of needs
Abraham Maslow