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5 Goals of Psychology

observe, describe, explain, predict, control

Psychiatry specialty area:

hospitals..theories about behaviors and mental processes

Clinical specialty area:

Evaluate psychological issues through tests to identify problems in workplaces (prisons, hospitals, and colleges)

School specialty area:

Identify problems by talking to parents, students, and teachers

Wundt

Father of modern psychology---structuralism

James

Functionalism

Watson

Radical man, behaviorism

Freud

Unconscious-mind: motivators are sex and aggression

Maslow

Created hierarchy of needs-self actualization

Structuralism is known as:

How to figure out underlying thoughts and feelings

Behaviorism is known as:

Focuses only on observable behavior

Functionalism is known as:

Understanding mental processes by understanding the purpose

Temporal lobe:

Responsible for hearing, memory, and meaning of language

Parietal lobe:

Processes the 5 senses and pressure and temperature

Occipital lobe:

Brain's ability to recognize objects and use vision

Frontal lobe:

Emotions, reasoning, decisions and planning

Nucleus

Contains DNA

Dendrites

Receive chemical messages

Soma

Produces energy and chemicals

Myelin

Speeds up signals

Axon

Transmits electric signals

Axon terminals

Stores and releases chemicals

Thyroid gland:

Affects metabolism

Adrenal gland:

Resistant to stress and increases muscle development

Pituitary gland:

Regulates growth and produces growth hormones with oxytocin

Testes and ovaries:

Male and female sex hormones

What are altered states of consciousness?

Any state differing from normal waking state.

What are examples of altered states?

Sleep, dreams, alcohol, daydreams, and drugs

Meditation:

Narrowing of consciousness

Hypnosis:

Highly responsive to direction under altered states

Drug induced states:

Alcohol and drugs