| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
Structuralism – understanding the conscious through _. (Wilhelm Wund)
| introspection |
Functionalism – how mental activities helped an organism adapt to _. (William James)
| environment |
Introspection - someone examines their conscious experience to _ it into its component parts
| break |
Psychoanalytic Theory – focuses on the role of the _ in affecting conscious behavior. (Freud)
| unconscious |
Gestalt Psychology – Focuses on humans as a _
(Wertheimer, Koffka, Kohler)
| whole |
structuralism, created by: __ - one of the founders of psychology. He created the first laboratory for psychological research. | Wilhelm Wundt |
Functionalism:_ - first American Psychologist.
| William James |
Psychoanalytic theory: __ Studied “hysteria” and neurosis. Theorized that many of his patients’ problems arose from the unconscious Mind. Believed in dream analysis
| Sigmund Freud |
Gestalt_. “Whole” Based on the idea that although a sensory experience can be broken down into individual parts, how those parts relate to each other as a whole is often what the individual responds to in perception.
| Kohler, Koffka and Wertheimer |
__ behaviorism within psychology. Believed that objective analysis of the mind was impossible, he focused on observable behavior and ways to bring that behavior under control. | John B. Watson - |
B.F SKINNER _
Concentrated on how behavior was affected by its consequences.
| (OPERANT CONDITIONING) |
__ (HUMANISM)
Proposed a hierarchy of human needs in motivating human behavior.
| ABRAHAM MASLOW |
CARL ROGERS (HUMANISM)
Developed a _ therapy method. | client-centered |
Noam Chomsky - believed psychology needed to incorporate __ into its focus | mental functioning |
__ - study how the structure and function of the nervous system generate behavior | Biopsychology |