What is Psychology?
Which psychological approach views behavior as a product of learning and association?
Behaviorist
What is the definition of psychology?
The scientific study of mental processes and behavior.
Process developed by Wilhelm Wundt which involves the act of looking into one's own thoughts and feelings
Introspection
Cognitive psychologist who outlined four stages of cognitive development.
Jean Piaget
Thinking and learning are both examples of...?
Mental Processes
Which psychological approach views people as basically good and capable of helping themselves?
Humanistic
Which Harvard professor, the founder of American psychology, developed a functionalist approach to psychology?
William James
Which type of psychologist would make use of research to deal directly with clients?
Applied psychologists
Which psychological approach views behavior as strongly influenced by physiological functions?
Biopsychological (Biological)
Who is the most famous Humanist who believed in actualization?
Carl Rogers
Which psychological approach emphasizes how humans use mental processes to handle problems or develop certain personality characteristics?
Cognitive Approach
The process of learning associations between environmental events and behavioral responses
Conditioning
What term refers to the process of creating your own system by borrowing from two or more other systems?
Eclecticism
Which psychological approach views the individual as the product of unconscious forces?
Psychodynamic
Which type of psychologist would study the origin, cause, or result of certain behaviors?
Research psychologists
Wundt's approach which sought to identify the building blocks of all psychological experiences?
Structualism
What provides the structure for meaningful study required by psychology?
Theories
Who is known as the "Father of Psychology" who developed the theory of introspection?
Wilhelm Wundt
Whose theory is based on unconscious conflict within an individual?
Sigmund Freud
Which psychological approach believes that behavior is strongly influenced by rules and expectations of society?
Sociocultural