Washburn
Hall
1st pres of APA abd made american journal of psychology, 1st research lab
Calkins
1st woman pres of APA founded on of the firsf psych labs
Behavior
Aby overt observable respibse or acrivity by an organism
Structuralism
Based on motion that the task of psychology is to analyze conciousness into its basic elemnts and to investigate how the elements are related
Watson
Behaviorism
Clinical psychology
Branch concerned with diagnognosis and treatment of problems and disorder
Psychiatry
Branch concerned with medications to treat problems and disorders
Functionalism
Brought on applied psychology and behaviorism
Introspection
Careful systmatic observation of ones own concious experience
Humanism
Emphasizes unique qualities of humans especially their freedoms and personal growth
Evolutionary psychology
Examines nehavioral processes of species over generations
Psychoanalytic theory
Focuses on unconcious and me tal forces
Wundt
Founded psychology and created first formal lab
James
Functionalism
Rogers
Humanism
Natural selection
Inherite charicteristics over generations that help
Ethnocentrism
Judging someone
Unconscious
Memories desires that are well below the surface of concious awarness but that nontheless exert great influence on behavior
Seligman
Positive psychology
Freud
Psychoanalytic theory
Skinner
Science and human behavior
Psychology
Scientific study of behavior
Behaviorism
Should only study observable behavior
SQ3R
Survey question read recreate review
Theory
System of interrelatedideas that is used to explain a set of observations
Testwisness
The ability to use the characteristics and format of a cognitive test to maximize ones score
Applied psychology
The branch of psychology concerned with everyday practical problems
Cognition
The mental processes involved in acquiring knwledge
Empiricism
The premise that knwledge should be acquired through observation
Hollingsworth
Used gifted studied gender differences
Positive psychology
Uses theory and research to better understand positive adaptive