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Mind Map by Zariyah Collins, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Zariyah Collins
over 9 years ago
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Psychology Roots
- Early meanings of Psychology
- Watson And Skinner (1920s
into 1960s): The study of
behavior without reference
to mental processes
- Freud: Emphasis on
unconscious thought
processes and
emotional responses
to childhood
experiences
- Rodgers and Maslow:
Humanistic view with
emphasis on growth
potential of healthy
people
- Watson And Skinner (1920s
into 1960s): The study of
behavior without reference
to mental processes
- "Magellans of the
mind"
- Wilhelm Wundt
- Darwin
- Freud
- Piaget
- James
- Whiton Calkins
- Washburn
- Wilhelm Wundt
- Cognitive Psychologist:
Scientific exploration
of how information is
perceived, processed,
and remembered
- Psychology Today
- Meaning: Science of
behavior AND
mental process
- Psychology's Current Perspective
- Neuroscience:
How the brain
and body enable
emotions,
memory, and
sensory
experiences
- Evolutionary: How the natural
selection of traits passed
down from one generation to
another has promoted the
survival of genes
- Behavior Genetics: How
our gens and our
environment influence
our individual differences
- Psychodynamic: How
behavior springs from
unconscious drives
and conflics
- Behavioral: How we learn
observable responses
- Cognitive: How we
enable, process, store,
and retrieve
information
- Social-Cultural: How
behavior and
thinking vary across
situations and
culture
- Neuroscience:
How the brain
and body enable
emotions,
memory, and
sensory
experiences
- Meaning: Science of
behavior AND
mental process
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