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Psychology

Scientific Study of behavior and and Mental Process

Psychological Science was born

1879 Lepzig

Structuralism (Person, description)

Wilhelm Wundt, Basic Structures and laws for mind

Functionalism (Person, Description)

William James, events of world can be described in terms of interactions

Denied PhD and and first female president of APA

Mary Whiton Calkins

Behaviorsim (People, definition)

John B. Watson, B.F. Skinner


Scientific study of observable Behavior

Freudian Psychology (Emphasizes what?)

Unconscious thought process and emotional responses to childhood

Humanistic Psychology (Person, Theory)

Carl Rogers, theory based on optimism and potential for growth

Cognitive Psychology (Year of rev., theory)

Revolution in 1960, Scientifically explored ways in which information is perceived, processed, and remembered

Contemporary Psychology (4 types)


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1. Evolutionary Psychology


2. Behavior Genetics


3. Cross Cultural Psychology


4. Gender Psychology

Evolutionary Psychology (Definition)

Focuses on how humans are alike because of common biology and evolutionary history

Behavior Genetics (Definition)

Focuses on differences related to differing genes and environments

Cross-Cultural Psychology (Definition)

Focus on ways culture shapes behavior, but same underlying processes are universal

Gender Psychology (Definition)

Focus on differences; males and females are overwhelmingly similar

Psychology's 3 Levels of Analysis


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1. Biological


2. Psychological


3. Social-Cultural Influences

Biological Influences (Traits)

-Genetic predispositions


-Genetic Mutations


-Genes responding to environment

Psychological Influences (Traits)

-Learned fears and other learned expectations


-Emotional Responses


-Cognitive processing and perceptual interpretations

Social-Cultural Influences (Traits)

-Presence of others


-Cultural, societal, and family expectations


-peer and other group influences


-Compelling models such as media

Curiosity (Definition)

Includes a passion to explore and understand the world

Critical Thinking (Definition)

Analyzing rather than simply accepting information