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A school of psychology that suggests learning is based on acquiring associations through various forms of conditioning.
Organisms act on or operate on, their environments and then encounter various consequences for their actions.
Creates completely new connections between stimuli and responses.
Watson conducted a study that involved a baby and a rat. It was a study done on conditioned emotional reactions
Building up complicated sequences of simple responses in animals
Reinforcement that occurs when a behavior that is followed by a reward increases in frequency
Reinforcement that occurs when a behavior is increased when it is followed by the removal of an aversive stimulus
Developed by Aaron beck, an approach that focuses on the here-and-now of the clients experience
Freud studied the general features of the mind that enabled it to produce the symptoms, and dreams that he saw in his patients. He referred to this as a type of psychology.
Refers to the human ability to become aware of and reflect upon one’s own activities
Attempts to recreate the past as it was actually experiences by predecessors without corruption by foreknowledge of how things later worked out
The general view that there exists something for fundamental and ultimate behind every day sensory experience
The most elementary and fundamental properties and physical phenomena, which could not be analyzed
The notion known as the mind and body not being separate but interacting with each other
Science of the mind
A structure lying beneath the temporal lobe and injury to this region of the brain causes damage to memory
The imagining of objects as collections of sections, or slices, created by various kinds of penetrating waves
All living organisms have within themselves a nonphysical life forces that is important for them to be alive and cannot be analyzed by scientific methods
Became the first person to support empiricism, the notion that true knowledge comes first and primarily thorough the processing of sensory experiences
The study of relationships between the objectively measured intensities of various stimuli and the subjective impressions of those intensities
Form of psychology that focuses on the way the mind organizes experiences and perceptions into organized wholes that are more than sums of their parts
Born in Germany and formulated the two branches of psychology known as experimental psychology and Volkerpsychologie
Worked in his own laboratory and his experiments involved complex mental tasks for subjects to perform and asking them to recall what they experienced.
Environments favoring certain kinds of individuals to survive and reproduce
People who believed in common ancestry and relatedness of all human groups
A psychology whose practitioners go beyond sociobiology and freely use all aspects of modern evolutionary theory to come up with hypotheses about human behavior
The science of improving human population by controlled breeding
The percentage of a characteristic’s variability within a population that is determined by genetics
Scientific ideas and knowledge can never be absolute certain but only subject to varying degrees
Form of study that focused attention on the utility and purpose of behavior
Studying human and animal behavior through conditioning
The process of inducing mental concentration, resulting in a state of high suggestibility
Two or more latent thoughts sometimes condense onto a single manifest dream image
The origin and container of the unconscious
Psychology which uses methods ranging from individual case studies through the large scale of various personality traits
Terman defined this as being the intelligence level of children whose score was higher than 100