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| psychics, mediums, palmisty, psychometry, psychokinesis, astrolgy |
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| high value on empircal evidece or infrmation acquired by direct observation and measurement using systemic scientific methods |
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| describe, explain predict and change |
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| wundts contribution to psychology |
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credited with birth of psychology
wrtoe principles of physiological psycholgy |
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| freud, motives primarily sexual or aggressive nature, motives are uncoscious |
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| objective observable envrionmental influences on over behaviors,mostly on animals |
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| free will self actualization ahuman nature naturally positive and growth seeking |
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| how we gather, encode and store information using a variety of processes |
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| structure and fcn of individual nerve cells and there roles in the brain |
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| behavior result of adaption |
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| sociocultureal perspective |
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| social interactions an cultural determinatns of behavior and mental process, ethinicity religion, occupation, all have effect on psychology |
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