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Psych AP Unit 1 - History

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Structuralist Perspective   show
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show Father of Psychology; structuralist perspective  
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show self-examination of one's own emotional state and mental process  
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Functionalist Perspective   show
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William James   show
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Theory of Emotion   show
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Evolutionary Perspective   show
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show 50% of who we are is how we are born, other 50% is our environment  
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Sir Francis Galton   show
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Gestalt Psychology   show
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show the unconscious motivates our conscious behavior  
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Sigmund Freud   show
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Intelligence Testing   show
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Alfred Binet   show
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Behavioral Perspective   show
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john Watson   show
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Observable Behavior   show
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Ivan Pavolv   show
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Classical Conditioning   show
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B.F. Skinner   show
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Operant Conditioning   show
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show theory that all people want to achieve most potential in life and human nature is good; unconditional positive regard  
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Carl Rogers   show
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show examines human thoughts and behavior in terms of how we interpret, process and remember events  
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Jean Piaget   show
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Albert Ellis   show
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Noam Chomsky   show
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Biological/Neurological Perspective   show
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Socio-Cultural Perspective   show
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Psychologist   show
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show MD specialized in diagnosis, treatment, prevention and study of mental/emotional disorders; can prescribe medication  
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