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| father of psychology, made first study lab, scientific study of consiou experience |
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| Titchner, analyze consoiusness into basic feelings, introspection |
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| James, purpose or function of consiousness, pulled from Darwin, 'stream' of conciousness, |
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| studied unconciousness, psychoanalytic theory, emphasized sex, |
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| James Watson, emphasized nurture, psych should only study observable behavoir, |
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| Stimulus-Responce Psychology |
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| Pavlov, found dogs would salivate with the sound of a metronome, increase in animal research |
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| Organisms tend to repeat positive responce actions, and not repeat negative responce actions. Free will is an illusion. |
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| behaviorism and psychoanalytic theory is dehumanizing, humans are unique from animals, ex. optimism and personal growth |
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| everyday issues, more after WWII, clinical psychology, |
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