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History and Aspects of Psychology

Emily Diestel 1032 Intro to Psych, Biology, Learning & Cognition Undergraduate Englisch 15 Karten

History and Aspects of Psychology

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  1. 1History of PsychFounded by Wilhelm Wundt in 1879
    Two disciplines combined - Physiology & Philosophy
  2. 2PsychologyThe science that studies behaviour and the physiological and cognitive processes that underpin it
  3. 3StructuralismReduced psychology to its basic components
    Used introspection to record thoughts, feelings and experiences so not objective
  4. 4FunctionalismWas concerned with the function of consciousness
  5. 5Psychoanalytic TheoryConcerned with the unconscious mind and subjective experiences
  6. 6BehaviourismThe study of observable behaviour which discounted the unconscious altogether
  7. 7HumanismConcerned with the individual, and operating under the belief that people can experience personal growth
  8. 8Clinical psychologyThe diagnosis and treatment of psychological disorders, also known as Applied psychology
  9. 9CognitionMental processes that acquire knowledge
  10. 10NeuroscienceMaintains that behaviour can be explained by the biology of the brain
  11. 11CulturalCultures can influence the behaviour of people
  12. 12EvolutionaryExplains behaviour by means of adaptive processes over many generations
  13. 13PositiveShifts the focus away from negative thoughts, feelings and behaviours
  14. 14A few practical applicationsEducational
    Social
    Developmental
    Health
    Cognitive
    Clinical
    Counseling
    Forensic
  15. 15If all else fails...If all else fails...If all else fails...

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Undergraduate 1032 Intro to Psych, Biology, Learning & Cognition (History of Psychology) Karteikarten am History and Aspects of Psychology, erstellt von Emily Diestel am 13/06/2016.
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