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| collecting information about the conscious mind. how one thought leads to another |
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| study of how animals and people adapt to their environments; built on Darwinism and evolution |
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| James-first US psychologist, how conscious mind affects behavior |
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| analysis of unconscious mind |
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| organizing bits and pieces of information into meaningful wholes; proximity, similarity, continuity |
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| study of observable behavior |
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| Watson- stimuli and responses |
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| outside forces are a background to internal growth; unique, self concept, potential to develop |
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| Maslow- we are in control of our own development |
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| an organism's thinking and understanding |
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| Piaget- brain programmed to learn at a certain rate |
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| all traits passed on from parents |
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| brain, nervous system, hormones, genes influence behavior |
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| influence of culture and ethnic similarities, differences, how age, gender, race affect behavior |
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