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| Scientific study of behavior and mental processes. |
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| One of the founders of psychology. Invented Structuralism. |
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| Wundts approach to discovering basic elements of mental processes. |
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A psychologist who founded functionalism. |
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| James' Approach to emphasizing the functions and purposes of mind and behavior to an individual enviroment. |
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| Emphasizing the scientific study of observable behavioral responses and their enviromental determinants |
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| Emphasizing unconscious thought between society demands and biological drives |
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| Emmphasizing a person's positive qualities, for capacity of positive growth. |
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| Emphasizing the metnal process of knowing. |
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| Centered on evolutionary ideas such as adaption, reproduction and natural selection |
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| Examines the influences of social and cultural enviroments on behavior. |
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