Approaches to psychology 1-1

What is the worlds largest society of psychologist and educators

American psychological Association APA

Educational psychologist

Deal with topics related to teaching children and young adults

Making one's own system by borrowing from two or more other systems

Eclecticism

An individual working in which field of psychology might study the effects of drugs or try to explain behavior based on the chemical activities in the nervous system

Psychobiology

Basic science-

Is the pursuit of knowledge for its own sake

Psychiatry deals with what and do you need a medical degree in clinical

Psychiatry deal with Mexican and in psychiatrists you must earn a medical degree

Two basic types of psychologists

Research and applied psychologist

Most psychologist in the US or engage in counseling and specialize

And helping people deal with every day problems

Psychologist who work in industries or university settings are called

Experimental psychologist

The procedure of introspection

Led the way to the development and use of the scientific method in psychology

Which process are normal physical activities?

Physiological

System of viewing the individual as the product of an unconsciousness

Psychoanalytic

In what way is psychology connected to the natural science

It explores biological explanations for human behavior

And early psychologist who created learning theories that are widely applied every day is

Jon B. Watson

Psychologist to study the function of consciousness became

Known as functionalist

Humanistic psychology such as Rollo may describe human nature as

Evolving in self directed

Sir Francis Galton

Based his theory of in heritable traits of biographies

Wilhem Wundt is acknowledged for

Founder of psychology as a separate field of study

Specialist in this Field study the interaction between physical and psychological health factors

Health psychology

Person who believes that people are basically good in capable of helping themselves

Humanistic

The use of experimental and mathematical techniques to formulate and test hypothesis is known as?

The scientific method

Which of the following is the end product of an experimental study?

Theory

Understanding psychology can provide?

Useful insight into behavior

Forensic psychology applies psychological principles to the

Work in legal court and correctional systems

Rather than applying psychological principles to studies of human behavior, a scientist engaged in basic science

Discovers those principle

Which of the following is most likely to study consumers attitudes

Social psychologist

Science it's infantile beginnings in 1879 psychology has grown into a fully mature science at the present time there are six approaches to the nature of the human however some scientists do not rigidly adhere to one or the other of these but choose parts from the other theories to make their own systems this is called

Eclecticism

Behavioral approach

Behavior is the product of learning in association rewards and punishment no such thing as free will all behavior is related to the environment

The concept of conditioning is most closely associated with which approach to psychology

Behaviorism

Those who believe we are the product of associations

Behaviorist

Sociocultural Approach

Bewes behavior as strongly influenced by the rules and explanations of specific social groups or cultural most recent approach to be developed

Psychoanalysis

Approach views the individual as the product of unconsciousness forces Sigmond Froude in early childhood conflicts deeply embedded in a private persons of consciousness terms hidden impulse dreams (1st approach that came with Freud

Psychoanalysis

The best known of all the theories the one which considers the inner self to be a cesspool of forbidden desires is

Today everyone is a psychologist called armchair psychologist for obvious reasons if you want to go into a psychological field where and you will be involved with things of an educational nature you would choose

School/educational psychology

created with pioneering the psychoanalytic approach to psychology

Sigmund Freud

French philosopher Descartes propose that

The mind and body are linked

General framework for scientist studies

Theory

Humanism differs from behavioralism and psychoanalysis in that it

Does not view humans as being controlled by external events or unconsciousness forces

Dion is a psychologist who is studying the effects of overcrowding on humans he is most likely a

Environmental psychologist

Wilhelm Wundt

Established the first psychology laboratory

Looking into oneself and describe what is there

Introspection

A goal of psychologists?

Is to predict behavior using accumulated knowledge about the ways humans act in various situations

Which of the following is a specialty of medicine

Psychiatry

What does the word psychology mean

Scientific study of behavior

Type of psychology which studies the origin cause or result of certain behaviors

Research psychologist