Quiz 1 Flashcards by Brian Horton | Brainscape

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Who is the father of psychology

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Wilhelm Wundt. 1879

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Structuralism

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Parts of the consciousness (structures)

Edward Titchner

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What was Wundts general outlook?

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Introspection

Self observation of ones conscious experience

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Functionalism

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William James

Purpose of consciousness

More important to understand why you do something

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Gestalt psychology

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The whole is greater than the parts

Max Wortheimer

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Psychodynamic model

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Role of the unconscious

Sigmund Freud

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Behaviorism

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Role of environmental forces

John Watson

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Humanism

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Role of free will - free choice

Carl Rogers

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Cognitive

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Role of thinking

your mindset determines your response

Albert Ellis

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Biological

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The role of biology and genetics

Roger Sperry

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Wilhelm Wundt

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Father of psychology

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Introspection

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Wilhelm Wundt

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Edward Titchner

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Structuralism

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William James

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Functionalism

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Max Wertheimer

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Gestalt

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Sigmund Freud

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Psychodynamic

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John Watson

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Behaviorism

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Carl Rogers

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Humanism

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Albert Ellis

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Cognitive

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Roger Sperry

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Biological

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The role of biology and genes

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Biological

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The role of thinking

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cognitive

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Role of free will / free choice

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Humanism

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The role of environmental forces

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behaviorism

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The role of the unconscious

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Psychodynamic

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The whole is greater than the sum of its parts

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Gestalt

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The purpose of Consciousness

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Functionalism

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the parts of consciousness

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Structuralism

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Self observation of ones own experiences

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Introspection