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| Action that people can observe or measure. |
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| Functionalism - how mental processes help organisms adapt to their environment. |
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| Psychoanalysis - unconscious behaviors. |
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| Behaviorism - defined psychology as the scientific study of observable hehavior. |
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| Study done on a baby to see if its behavior could be changed by associating something scary with a teddy bear. |
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| Animals that are reinforced or rewarded for a certain action are more likely to perform it again. |
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| Behavior is modified by rewards/consequences. |
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| Includes child mental health, adult mental health, learning disabilities, genetics, and general health, anxiety, depression. |
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| medical doctor that specialized in psychology, can prescribe meds. |
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| Works in a school, helps students. |
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| therapy, treat people who have adjustment problems. |
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| make tests, planning instructional methods. |
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| Developmental psychologist |
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| study the changes that occur throughout a persons life span |
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| identify and study human behavior. |
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| deal with how people act in social situations. |
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| work in a lab, do studies. |
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| wanted to find the structure of the mind. structuralism. |
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| sensational, emotional, thoughts. |
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| wrote the principles of psychology |
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