Psyc 3710 History Of Psychology

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Humanistic Psychology

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- Psotive Aspects of behavior
- Humans are basically goo
- Little valuable information is learned from studying animals
- Subjective reality primary guide for human behavior
- oal of psychology = to formulate a complete description of what it means to be a human being.

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Abraham Maslow

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- Fther of humanistic psychology
- Understand the highest achievements of which humans are capable of self Actualization
- Hierarchy of Needs

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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs

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1. Self Actualization
2. Esteem Needs
3. Love and Belonging Needs
4. Safety Needs
5. Physiological Needs

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Carl Rogers

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Innate human drive toward self-actualization
- Mother-child relationship
- Unconditional positive regard
- Person -centered psychology

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Critics of Humanistic Psychology

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- Rejection of traditional scientifi methodology
- Rejection of animal research
- Terms and concepts do not have clear definitions or verification

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Contributions of Humanistic Psychology

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- Expansion of Psyhology's domain
- Development of Positive Psychology

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Psychobiology

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- Studying/explaining psychological events in terms of their biological foundations

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Karl Lashley

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- Ablation method with learning paradigms
- Performed research trying to support associationism w/ watson
- Mass Ation
-Equimpotentiality (ne part of that brain can form that function)
Engram

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Destruction of parts of the brain

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Donald Hebb

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Neural interconnections = experience
- Animals reared an enriched sensory environment were relatively better learners as adults
- Reinforcement centers in the brain

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Roger Sperry

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Split-Brain

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Ethology

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- Species behavior
- Under environmental conditions

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Sociobiology

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- Picking up language

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Chomsky

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Misbehavior of Organisms

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Behavioral Genetics

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