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21 Cards in this Set
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Hippocrates
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who used dissection?
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Plato
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Who had the theories that mind and body are seperate, some ideas inborn, nature not nurture
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Aristotle
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Who believed that mind and body are one, mind is a blank slate, nurture not nature
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Descartes
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Who believed that mind and body are seperate, had the balloonist theory, dissected animals, brain fluid
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Locke
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Mind is a blank slate, not good or evil, nurture
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Darwin
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Natual Selection theorist
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Francis Gall
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Theorized about phrenology, localization
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Wundt
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Father of Modern Psychology
Functionalism, introspection |
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James
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First American Psychologist
functionalism, pragmatism |
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Functionalism
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pyschological processes (such as habits, emotions, memories, willpower, etc)
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Structuralism
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analyzing components or elements of the mind
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Introspection
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structuralism by looking with in, self-reflection (truely look into experience)
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John Watson
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behavioral approach theorist, Little Albert experiment
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B.F. Skinner
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behavioral approach theorist (not Watson)
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Sigmund Freud
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psychodynamic theorist
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behavioral approach
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observable behavior such as conditioning and shaping of responses (little Albert and the fear of rats)
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social cultural theory
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How behavior and thinking vary across situcations and cultures
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psychodynamic theory
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Behavior is motivated by inner conflicts and unconscious wills
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cognitive approach
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How people know, understand, and think about the world. Information proccessing, memory
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behavioral neuroscience
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How we learn observable responces and how the body and brain enable these experience
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evolutionary psychologist
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how the natural selection of traits promotes the perpeuation of one's genes
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