Gen Psychology

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Is the Aspect of a person that is observable

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Behavior

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Behaviour that is outwardly manifested

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Overt Behavior

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activities that are Hidden and not visible to the naked eye

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Covert

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Acts within the level of one's awareness

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Conscious behavior

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behavior that we are not aware of and embedded in one's subconscious

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Unconscious behavior

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Involves only few neurons

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Simple behavior

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Involves more number of Neurons

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Complex

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Behavior exercised with sanity or reason

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Rational

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Acts which are committed for no apparent reason

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Irrational

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behavior done with full will

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Voluntary

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process within the body that go on even while we are asleep or awake and we cannot control them

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Involuntary

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established the first psychological laboratory for research

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Wilhem Wundt

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believed that the human mind is composed of atoms

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Democritus

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The mind and the soul id distinct in its own right and is God-given

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Plato

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Distinguished 3 functions of the soul

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Aristotle

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contributed his theory of the dependence of human personality on psychological factors

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Galen

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he combined platonic psychology with Christian thinking

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St. Agustine

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The mind is the form of living Matter

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St. Thomas Aquinas

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he formulated a theory of mind-body interaction

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Rene Descartes

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Hello said that Ideas become the only reality

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George Berkeley

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Father of Philippine Psychology

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Fr. Jaime Bulatao

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Study of the most basic elements, primarily sensations and Perceptions, which make up our mental experience

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Structuralism

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Study of the function rather than the structure of consciousness and how our mind adapt to our changing environment

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Functionalism

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Emphasized that perception is more than the sum of its parts and studied how sensations are assembled into meaningful perceptual experiences

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Gestalt Approach

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Emphasized the objective, scientific analysis of observable behaviors

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Behaviorism

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This field deals with the study of symptoms and etiologies of various kinds of disorders

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Abnormal Psychology

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investigates the similarities/differences among different species of animal

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Animal Psychology

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Subfield of industrial psychology which deals with the study of behaviour of consumer

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Business or Consumer Psychology

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Study and treatment of Personality disorders

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Clinical Psychology

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Study requires the kind of complex calculation

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Computer Psychology

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Deals with problems such choosing careers, Love-marriage

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Counselling Psychology

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Studies the effects of development including Learning, sensations, perceptions, language and emotions

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Development Psychology

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Study of development of children's behaviour with end in view of knowing how learning takes place

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Educational or School Psychology

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Investigation and experimentation of the psysiological aspect of behavior

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Experimental Psychology

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Involves work within the legal, judicial system

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Forensic or Legal Psychology

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Focuses on the investigation of the mechanism of heredity and studies how traitand characteristics transmitted from the parents

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Genetic Psychology

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Branch that applies principles of Psych to the understanding of Health and illness

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Health Psychology

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This field applies methods,facts,and principles of Psychology to people at work

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Industrial Psychology

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Studies the decision making, woker efficiency and productivity

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Organizational Psychology

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Examination of variables that explains how individuals develop their Individual characteristics

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Personality Psychology

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Deals with the selection and placement or matching of the right kind of person in a particular job

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Personnel Psychology

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Involves measurement and evaluation of individual

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Psychometric or Mathematical Psychology

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concerned with how people in groups interact with one another

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Social Psychology

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Applies to the various fields of sports

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Sports Psychology

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Refers to quantitative changes- increase in size & structure

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Growth

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Changes which are qualitative in nature

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Development

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The process by which organisms produce more organism of their own kind

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Reproduction

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Smallest cell in body

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Sperm

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Largest Cell in body

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Ovum (Egg Cell)

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transmission of traits from parents to offspring through Genes

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Heredity

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gene whose hereditary characteristic are expressed when paired with another genes

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Dominant Gene

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genes whose hereditary characteristics are not expressed when pairs with dominant one

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Recessive gene

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caused by extra chromosomes

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Down syndrome

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expulsion of ovum from ovary

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Ovulation

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Union of sperm and egg

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Zygote

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complex process of cell division l

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meiosis

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a process by which the cells divide in half over and over again

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mitosis

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it determine the different traits of individual

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autosomes

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it determine the sex

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gonosome

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basic unit of heredity

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gene

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new born child during the first month of life outside the mother's uterus called?

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Neonate