Psychologists Flashcards

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Structuralism

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Mental processes reduced to elements, structure of mind

Wihlem Wundt - father of modern psychology
Edward Titchner - founder of structuralism

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Functionalism

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Minds function in the environment

William James (founder of American psychology)
John Dewey - reflex arc
James Cattell - experimental psychology

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Gestalt

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Sum is greater than its parts

Max Wetheimer
Wolfgang Kohler
Kurt Koffka

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Behaviorists

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Only observable behavior matters

John B. Watson
Ivan Pavlov - classical conditioning
B. F. Skinner - skinner boxes, operant conditioning
Thorndike - law of effect, instrumental learning
Tolman - rats, purposeful behavior

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Psychoanalysis

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influence of the unconscious mind on behavior.
Sigmund Freud
Carl Jung
Alfred Adler - will to power, inferiority complex
Heinz Kohut - self psychology
Karen Horney - away, towards, against

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Humanism

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Individual free will, personal growth and the concept of self-actualization.

Carl Rogers, client-centered therapy
Abraham Maslow

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Cognitive

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School of psychology that studies mental processes including how people think, perceive, remember and learn.

Aaron Beck

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Neuro:

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Hebb - fires together wires together, arousal
Johannes Muller - neuron

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Sir Francis Galton

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statistics, correlation coefficient

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Gustav Fechner

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experimental psychology

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Stanley Hall

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First president of APA, first to get PhD in psychology in US

Invented adolscence

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12
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Deryl Bem

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Self Perception Theory

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Johannes Muller

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Neurologist,

his theory suggested that nerves will always fire the same way, despite different types of stimulation.

Wrote “Elements of Physiology,” a book that suggested the existence of special nerve energies

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Aaron Beck

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Cognitive Psychology

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Morton Deutsch

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Known for his prisoner’s dilemma and trucking company game studies?

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Max Wertheimer

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Gestalt

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Wolfgang Kohler

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Gestalt

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Kurt Koffka

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Gestalt

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Margaret Floy Washburn

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First woman to get PhD in Psychology

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Thomas Hobbes

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One of first thinkers to suggest that our perceptions of sensation are all that we can be sure of

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Edward Tolman

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Behaviorist

learning is acquired through purposeful behavior,

running rats through mazes

22
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Dorothea Lynde Dix

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One of the founders of the American movement to provide better care for the mentally ill

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Immanuel Kant

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Enlightenment-era thinker who believed we were active shapers of our own worlds with inborn traits that skew our perceptions.

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Harold Kelley

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Attributions made on:

consistency: how consistent is this information over time?
distinctiveness: how distinct is this information from the other information we have about the subject?
consensus: how would others have responded given the same information?

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Clark Hull

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The mechanistic behavioral equation Performance = Drive x Habit