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22 Cards in this Set
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What did Socrates do?
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Foundation of rationalism, dualism
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What did Plato do?
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rationalism, dualism.
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What did aristotle do?
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rationalism, dualism. Foundation of empiricism.
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Monism is...
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that the mind is real
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Dualism is
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mind and body...
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Hippocrates is
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Father of western medicines. 4 humors: blood/phlehm, yellow bile and black bile. Balanace is health. Imbalance is illness. Not evil spirits...
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Descartes is
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dulaist. Theory for reflexing behavior. Think about the sculpture garden.
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Muller is
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Vitalist
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Helmholtz is
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Materialist. Discovered that a frog leg will move if you put energy on it.
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Wundt is
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the father of psychology. Discovered consciousness.
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Titchener is...
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discovered the structure of the mind breakdown of experiences. Like emotions and sensations.
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James is...
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Consciousness is, continous, ever changing, indivisible, private and unique.
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Freud is...
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stages of psychosexual development. Oral, anal, phallic, latency and then genital. Also super ego and ID.
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Psychoanalysis is...
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is Freud, the way people think , dream interpretation.
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Pavlov is...
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Classical conditioning. Dog and bell experiment. .
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Watson is ...
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Classical conditioning. And that you only study behavior that is directly observable. Did little albert experiment
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Miller is...
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cognitive psych. "The magical number seven plus or minus two: some limits on our capacity for processing information". Humanistic movement.
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Independent
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Independent:
control |
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dependent variables,
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Dependent:
Measuring |
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The neuron (basic functions and anatomy)
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Is the building block, two types exictory/inhibtory. Neurotransmitter is a key.
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agonists are
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ehance he effects of the neurotransmitter
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antagonists
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decrease the effects of the neurotransmitter
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