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-Baby Albert
-Stimulation generalization gone awry
-1920 |
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-1987
-Foundation for expiramental psych
-established first psych lab |
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-1890
-"Principals of Psychologists" |
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-1898
-First Expiraments on animals and learning
-Behavioralist |
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| Alfred Binet/ Theophile Simon |
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1900
-IQ tests
-learning/thinking/education |
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-Classical Conditioning
-1906 |
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-Phi Phenomenom
-Gestalt psych and perception
-1912 |
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| Basic conscience processes through interspection (asking patient to explain their own thoughts/thought processes) |
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how do mental processes influence behavior?
answering that leads patient to be more sucess in their enviornment |
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| concerned with how the conscious mind organizes things into patterns of meaningful information |
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| Biological (Neuroscience) |
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Looks at behavior at the cellular level.
How does the brain create thought processes and behavior? |
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| behavior influenced by how people organize their thoughts and make decisions |
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| behavior influenced by unconscious thoughts and the melding of conscious and unconscious thoughts |
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| behavior shaped by learning |
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| behavior influenced by need to reach full potential |
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| behavior only exists in social contexts |
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| behavior is the product of genes AND enviornmet |
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