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Ch 1-3 Psy Review

Ch 1-3 Review PEOPLE

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B.F. Skinner Developed theory of how voluntary behavior is learned called operant conditioning
William James Funcionalism, objected to structurist p.o.v, influenced by Darwin
Mary W. Calkins Denied Ph.D for being a woman; became first female president of American Psychological Society
Gestalt Psychology Early perspective in psych focused on perception and sensation, patterns and whole figures, means "good form" or "good figure"
Sigmund Freud Specialized in disorders of nervous system, unconscious mind, repressed urges and desires, psychoanalysis
John B. Watson Behaviorism, focus only on observable behavior, agreed with Ivan Pavlov
Wihelem Wundt Believed mind was made up of thoughts, experiences, emotions and other basic elements; Objective introspection-process of objectively examining and measuring ones own thoughts and mental activities
Edward Titchener Structuralism, focus was study of structure of the mind; Believed every experience could be broken down into individual emotions and sensations
Margaret Washburn First woman to ever recieve a Ph.D
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