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PSYCH 101

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What is the study of psychology The study of the human mind and behavior consists of various subfields and studies
First Psychology Laboratory Established by Wilhelm Wundt in Leipzig, Germany, in 1879.
Nature vs. Nurture Nature: innate biological factors, including DNA (EX, eye color, blood type, temperament) Nurture: All external influences, including family, culture, education, peers, and life events (EX, Learned behaviours, parenting styles, social skills)
Difference between social psychology and sociology Sociology deals with the social aspects of humans Social psychology deals with the behaviour of people in a social setting
What is the Socratic Method? prof asks a question The student gives an answer prof critics answer
Who was Socrates ' best student Plato
Why was Socrates the wisest He knew he knew not
What was Socrates sentenced to death for "Corrupting the youth of Athens" youth asking questions
how did Plato teach how did Plato teach
Plato established what and how long did it last "The academy" and it lasted 300 years
What was Plato tied to Early church doctrine
Who was plato's most famous student Aristotle
Aristotle's most famous student Alexander the Great
Aristotle coined what term Catharsis - being moved to emotion through theater, Comedy - laugh Tragedy - cry
Aristotle wrote the first what Encyclopedia
Freud's version of catharsis Freud's version of catharsis
Current Catharsis meaning drawing emotional release/ satisfying, (anger or crying)
Aristotle said what attributed to Locke Tabula rasa, meaning blank slate (Locke said white paper)
Define Syllogism and example def: deductive reasoning, bigger case to smaller case ex: All men are mortal, Socrates is Man, Socrates is Mortal
Lyceum lasted how long 250 year and reopened later 1834
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