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who was Wilhelm Wundt?
set up the first psychology laboratory in Leipzig Germany
what did structuralists believe?
that consciousness was made up of different elements that were combined to produce different perceptions
what is introspection?
involves reporting on one's own conscious thoughts or feelings
who was Edward titchener?
set up first psych lab in the us
what did functionalists believe?
that consciousness and behaviour in general help people and animals adjust to their environment
biological approach
focus on understanding how physiological and biochemical processes might produce psychological phenomena
thoughts, feelings, and behaviors stem from innate drives and society's restriction to express those drives
psychodynamic approach
who said the most important urges are the sexual and aggressive ones?
Sigmund Freud
explain behaviour primarily in terms of learned responses to predictable patterns of environmental stimuli
behaviorist approach
who studied classical conditioning?
Pavlov
who started operant conditioning?
Skinner
the "cause" is represented by what?
independent variable