Section 1 AP Psyc
knowledge is gained through experiences
Empiricism
John Locke
Empiricism ( knowledge is gained through experience)
The first woman to serve as president of the American Psychological Association was
Mary Calkins
the approach that contends psychology must study internal mental events in order to fully understand behavior is
cognitive psychology
behavior:
Any action that may be observed and measured.
Mind and body are not separate (monism) Ideas resulted from experiences
Aristotle
The psychologist who took the position that organisms tend to repeat responses that lead to positive outcomes and tend not to repeat responses that lead to neutral or negative outcomes was
B.F skinner
stressed the psychology should only study behaviors that could be both observed and measured
Behaviorism
Mental Processes:
includes cognitions, sensations, perceptions , and emotions (how we think)
investiate the contribution of diversity and culture to human behavior and mental process
socio- culture
B.F Skinner
stressed punishment and reinforcements worked on operant conditioning
Edward Titchener
structuralism
the worlds largest organization devoted to the advancement of psychology is the
American Psychological association
Margaret floy washburn
1st woman to formally receive PHD in psych
the person who established americas first psychological research lab and launched americas first psych journal was
G.Stanley Hall
Which of the following groups of psychologist would be MOST likely to focus on individual uniqueness freedom, and potential growth as a person
Humanism
If you take a sip of a soft drink and concentrate on what you are experiencing ( cold, bubbly, sweet) you would be utilizing the technique of?
Introspection
The psychologist who proposed that the study of consciousness should be replaced by the study of behavior was
John B watson
first to combine philosophy and physiology
Rene Descartes
Body and mind separate, only mind survived after death . . . ideas are innate
Socrates and Plato
this person is responsible for est. psychology as an independent discipline with its own subject matter. also created the first lab dedicated to psych
Wilhelm wundt
Sigmund Freud developed an innovative procedure for treating people with psychological problems
behavior modification
The school of psychology that suggests psychologist should study only what can be objectively observed is
behaviorism
the school of psychology that was MOST responsible for the rise of animal research is
behaviorism
Although functionalism faded away as a theoretical force in psychology, historians credit it with two important contributions to the discipline
behaviorism and applied psychology
Ivan Pavlov
believed behaviors were learned through associaton led to classical conditioning
focuses on explaining human behaivors emotions and mental processes as having psychological causes
biological
The area of applied psychology MOST stimulated by world war II was
clinical psychology
concerned with the process of thinking and memory as well as attention , imagery, creativity, problem solving, and language
cognition
The approach that examines behavioral processes in terms of their adaptive value for a species over the course of many generations is
evolutionary
Structuralism
examining consciousness by breaking it down into basic components or structures (sensations, images, and feelings)
functionalism
focused on discovering the evolved functions if behavior and mental processes
John B Watson
founder of behaviorism
The early approach in psychology that fostered the development of modern day applied psychology was
functionalism
The school of psychology associated with understanding the purpose of behavior was
functionalism
The theoretical viewpoint that is MOST closely associated with Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow is
humanism
traits and behaivors exist in humans because these attributes allowed our ancestors to adapt survive and reproduce
natural selection
Freud concluded that psychological disturbances are largely caused by
personal conflicts existing at an unconscious level
the viewpoint in psychology that uses theory and research to understand the adaptive, creative, and fulfilling aspects of human existence is known as
positive psychology
William James
published 1st text of psychology
Pysychology:
the scientific study of the behavior and mental processes of human and nonhuman