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"a GOOD college education is the hardest job you will ever love"
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John F. Kennedy
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Plato (Nativist)
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Believed all ideas from the mind are INNATE. The mind governs the body, but is separate from the body.
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Aristotle (Nurturist)
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Believed the heart is the center.
Does not believe in innate abilities, but rather a psyche or "soul". Male is the genetic provider or "Preformation Theory." |
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John Locke (Nurturist)
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Wrote TABULA RASA.
Wrote AN ESSAY CONCERNING HUMAN UNDERSTANDING. Thought Parents should be the educators. |
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"Blank Slate"
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People are born with nothing, they learn everything from their parents.
Physically hurting people doesn't do any good. |
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Jean Jacques Rousseau (Nativist)
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Wrote EMILLE. (Tarzanish)
Believed people were inherently born with the knowledge of good and evil. Society is EVIL. |
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Charles Darwin (Nativist)
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Nature is the provider of all.
Wrote ORIGIN OF SPECIES, which changed the world's view on natural selection. |
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Sir Francis Galton (Nativist)
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Wrote HEREDITARY GENIUS.
Linked prayer to spiritual well being. Thought yawning was the brain trying to generate because you are interested. |
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William Wundt - German physiologist and Philosopher
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Established the 1st laboratory for study of psychology in 1879.
The founder of Psychology as an Experimental Science. |
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William Wundt defined Psychology as:
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Scientific study of conscious experience.
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William Wundt wrote:
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Principles of Physiological Psychology and said "scientific psychology is an alliance between physiology and psychology and not philosophy.
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Edward Titchener
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Structuralism is born! Opened the 1st major school of psychology.
Conscious experiences broken down into elemental structures of sensations and feelings are now critical to cognitive psychology. |
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Introspection
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Process that identifies the structures of conscious thought by careful, systematic observations of one's own conscious experiences.
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G. Stanley Hall
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1st American in philosophy.
Believes children are the greatest gift. Made statistic popular. Started the AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY in 1887. Organized and founded the APA in 1883***. Important American Psychologist at John Hopkins. |
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William James (Nativist)
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Founded Functionalism.
Critical Point: INVESTIGATED THE FUNCTION OR PURPOSE OF CONSCIOUSNESS. Wrote Principles of Psychology Established Psychology as a science. |
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Functionalism faded...
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But it brought about Applied Psychology and Behaviorism.
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