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| study of how knowledge is acquired |
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| a way to acquire knowledge thru ones senses |
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| taking in knowledge without sensory input |
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| Mind-body problem ("I think therefore I am") |
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| mind is inseparable from the body |
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| mind is separable from the body |
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| body affects what mind does |
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| Physiology's contribution to psychology: Fechner |
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| psychophysics and the mind - body problem |
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| Physiology's contribution to psychology: Pavlov |
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| learning, originally studying digestion system in dogs |
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Wundt, Titchener
• use of introspection and reductionism |
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William James
• Adaptive value of consciousness
• Concerned with differentiating humans from other animals |
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Watson, skinner
• Psychology has nothing to do with mind
• Study of behavior
• Influenced by determinism |
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Freud
• You are affected by stuff you are unaware of, unconscious
motivators |
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Kohler
• Anti-reductionistic
• Studied way people discern and recognize things
• Whole is greater that sum of the parts |
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Maslow, Rogers
• Behavior is affected by the way we think about things
• Study of self-actualization |
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Miller, Simon
• Study of mental process as if they are behaviors, study of
memory
• Information processing |
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• Research done on brain
• Study of nervous system and affects of behavior, emotions |
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| • How different areas and species are compared |
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| • How we interact with other people |
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• The study of cognition, the mental processes, that underlie
behavior including thinking, reasoning, decision making, and
to some extent motivation and emotion |
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| • Study of what's wrong with people |
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| • Way to treat mild disorders |
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| • Treat normal life situations |
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