Psychology

Looked at the whole picture rather than individual parts.

Founded a similar lab to Wundt in the U.S.Wrote "The Principles of Psychology."Rejected Structuralism- it doesn't yield a fixed number.

Interested in the role that individual processes play."Why we do what we do ?"Understanding the adaptive purposes of psychological characteristics such as thoughts, feelings and behaviors.

The humanistic approach sees all individual as good and help people reach their full potential.Allows client to be the expert.

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Proposes that thinking is central to understanding behaviours

Examines relations between brain and thinking

Examine relations between brain and emotions

Founded the first experimental psychology lab in Germany and edited the first journal on experimental psychology.Created introspection.

Method in which professional observers carefully reflect and report on their mental experiences.

Principle that organisms that possess adaptations survive and reproduce at a higher rate than other organisms.

A student of William Wundt and founded Structuralism.

Identify the basic elements of psychological experiences.Breaking down consciousness into individual parts so they can be analyzed in depth.

Disagreements on subjective reports.Imageless thoughts.

Based on theoryBelieved that an individual's behaviour by powerful forces in the unconscious mind.We repress actions that society deemed unacceptable.This repression can caused future fixations and defense mechanism.

The collective unconscious is filled with archetype.

What we want to show other

Our true intentions

Created "Little Albert Experiment."

Focused on observable behaviours.

How genetics impacts our behaviours

How our environment affects our behaviours.

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