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Who is the father of Behaviorism?

John Watson

Psychology is the study of *blank* and *blank:

behavior and mental processes

What study did Ivan Pavlov do?

Pavlov focused on the study of classical conditioning.

What is Biological/Neuroscience Perspective?

All of your feelings and behaviors have an organic root

What is the Evolutionary Perspective?

We behave the way we do because we inherit those behaviors(Darwinism

What is the Psychoanalytic perspective?

Focuses on the unconscious mind

What is the Behavioral Perspective?

Observable Behaviors(NOT FEELINGS!)

What is the Humanist Perspective?

Stresses the good in human behavior

What is the Cognitive Perspective?

How we think, process, or decode information

What is the social/cultural perspective?

Much of your behaviors are dictated by society

What is central tendency?

A measure of averages; mean, median, mode, range

What is standard deviation?

variance of scores around the mean

What is a confounding variable?

The confounding variable correlates with the dependent AND independent variable (placebo effect)

What were Aristotle's beliefs on the human soul and knowledge?

Aristotle believed that the mind WAS NOT separate from the body, and that knowledge comes from experience.

What were Socrates and Plato's beliefs on the human soul and knowledge?

Socrates and Plato believed that the mind WAS separate from the body, and that you are naturally born with knowledge.

Who was Descartes and what were his beliefs?

Descartes agreed with Socrates and Plato that the mind is distinct from the body.

Who was John Locke and what were his beliefs on human experience?

Locke believed that people are born with a "blank sheet", and knowledge comes as we grow older

What is empiricism?

The idea that knowledge only comes from experience, and that science should only rely on observation and experimentaion