Unit 1

Question 1

Biological Approach

Answer 1

Body/brain enable emotions, genes and neuroscience.

Question 2

Evolutionary Approach

Answer 2

Natural selection promotes survival genes.

Question 3

Psychodynamic Approach

Answer 3

Unconscious drives and conflicts

Question 4

Behavioral Approach

Answer 4

Observable responses, Watson and Skinner

Question 5

Cognitive Approach

Answer 5

Encode, process and store information.

Question 6

Humanistic Approach

Answer 6

Meeting our needs for love, acceptance, and fulfillment, Maslow and Rogers.

Question 7

Social-Cultural Approach

Answer 7

Behavior and thinking vary across cultures.

Question 8

Mind

Answer 8

mental processes

Question 9

Body

Answer 9

Physical aspects of the brain-nurons

Question 10

Mind-body problem

Answer 10

About how the mind and body interact.

Question 11

Socrates

Answer 11

Mind-body dualist, mind has a irrational part that is controlled by the emotions, and this is drawn to the body.

Question 12

Dualists

Answer 12

mind and body are separate (Socrates/Plato) knowledge born with us

Question 13

Decartes

Answer 13

body and soul were separate.

Question 14

Monist

Answer 14

Mind and body are connected.

Question 15

Bacon

Answer 15

Our brain looks for patterns

Question 16

Wundt

Answer 16

studied reaction time

Question 17

Introspection

Answer 17

Have people look inward

Question 18

Gesalt phycology

Answer 18

Wanted to look at things as a whole not one part

Question 19

Mary Calkins

Answer 19

first women to become to president pf the APA

Question 20

Washburn

Answer 20

first women to earn PHD in phycology from Harvard

Question 21

Behaviorism

Answer 21

reinforcement and punishment

Question 22

Empiricism

Answer 22

Science should rely pn experiments.