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1879 William wundt opened first psy. lab
behavioral therapy early learning shape behaviors as adults how is aggression learned rewarded reinforced
psychdynamic conflicts as children cause aggression depression. eating habits around unresolved need for love
humanistic believes that everyone is born with a trait in which they are better than the average person. aggression from not pursuing their goals. depression:lack of self esteem. food has special meaning.
phisological biological structures and processes make behavior possible. what roles do environment and heredity play in areas like intelligence and language. do brain abnormalities play a role in aggression. brain chemistry and genetics responsible for depression.
cognitive the study of mental process by which we acquire knowledge. How we learn to solve problems, use language, make decisions.
sociocultural how do social and cultural influences shape behavior. aggression, depression and obesity are connected to culture and social influence.
case study in depth study of one or more individuals
survey method gathers info from target groups via structured interviews or questionnaires.
Naturalistic observation method observation of people or animals in their natural habitat or environment. no interference.
correlation method examines relationships between variables. when it rains..do car wrecks go up..why?
the experimental method cause and effect relationship by manipulating some variables and observing their effect.
scientific method developing a research question..forming hypothesis, gathering evidence..drawing conclusion.
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