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Defining and Exploring

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The scientific study of behavior and mental processes.   show
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show Science  
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The thoughts, feelings, and motives that each of us experiences PRIVATELY but that CANNOT be observed directly. eg. thoughts about kissing.   show
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Everything we do that can be directly observed. eg. kissing   show
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show Critical Thinking  
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Scientists are   show
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Is it a higher or lower rate of marital sucess for couples who marry BEFORE living together.   show
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show Emperical Method  
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show Objectivity/ Being objective  
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show Skepitcism  
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a condition of intense unhealthy self-love   show
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show False: psychology fosters controversies, examining evidence on all sides, eg. different theories.  
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Psychlogist who specialize in studying and treating psychological disorders.   show
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Which psychologist believed most of human behavior is based on unconscious desires?   show
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34% of psycholgist work in what kind of setting?   show
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Private and Clinical make up which percent of working in mental health?   show
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show True- including people's best and worst experiences.  
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show Wilhelm Wundt  
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show Philosophy  
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Name three Western Philosophers who debated thought and behavior and the possible link between mind and body?   show
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show Rene Descartes  
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Psychology grew from philosophy and what natural sciences?   show
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show Structuralism  
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William James' approach to mental processes, emphasizing the functions and purposesof the mindand behavior in the individual's adaptation to the environment.   show
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show natural selection  
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show evolutionary theory  
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James called the natural flow of thought   show
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