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AP psych unit 1

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Founder of psychology, created first lab to study humans , study of conscious experience Wilhem Wundt
Structuralism – breaking down, mind, what makes up brain, introspection – observing own thought process Edward B. Titchener
Functionalism: function or purpose of consciousness, study of behavior, social, development, intelligent, etc. William james
Psychoanalytic/psychodynamic: focusing on the unconscious mind Sigmund Freud
Behaviorism: Only studying observable behavior, data needs to be verifiable, consciousness could not be scientifically studied John watson(founder) , BF skinner
Field of research that focuses on peoples positive experiences, and characteristics, such as happiness, optimism, and resilience Positive psychology
Psychologist to analyze a biological factors, influencing behavior, and mental processes Biological psychologists
A, way of looking at human behavior that emphasizes research on how the brain takes an information , creates, perceptions, forms and retrieves memories, process, information, and generates integrated patterns of action Cognitive
The practice of basing, ideas and theories on testing and experience. Psychologist gain knowledge about behavior and mental processes, their observations governed by the rules of science. Empiricism
An approach to psychology that emphasizes the inherited, adaptive aspects of behavior and mental processes Evolutionary approach
An approach to psychology that views behavior is controlled by the decisions that people make about their lives based on their perceptions of the world, freedom, potential for personal personal growth Humanism: Carl rogers, Abraham maslow
Suicidal factors, influencing behavior and mental processes – gender, ethnicity, social class, culture Sociocultural
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