Intro To Psychology Review

_____________ is the study of behavior and mental processes;

it is both a combination of the biological and mental

• Psychology

• Psychoanalysis

• Sensation

• Perception

____________ - The internal, subjective experiences we infer from behavior – sensations, perception, dreams, thoughts, feelings, etc.

• Psychology

• Sensations

• Mental Processes

• Perception

____________ These are your senses—it is the process of your body receiving outside signals and stimulus from your eyes, nose, ears, tongue, etc.

• Perception

• Sensations

• Psychology

• Mental Processes

______________ This is how your brain interprets that information being provided. You may perceive some things as happy, or sad, or hostile, or good, or bad, etc.

• Psychology

• Mental Processes

• Perception

• Sensations

__________- What organisms do and how or why they do what they do

• Sensations

• Perceptions

• Behavior

• Psychology

Psychology became an official field of study in:

• 1878

• 1879

• 1880

• 1881

_____________ (400s BCE) theorized that the mind and body were separable, and that our minds were born with certain, innate knowledge that needed to be unlocked

• Socrates and Plato

• Aristotle

• Freud and Wundt

• Buddha

_____________, argued that we obtain our knowledge and habits through observation and experience

• Sigmund and Wundt

• Aristotle

• Socrates and Plato

• Buddha

______________ held that we are innately born with our knowledge and/or mind

• Nature

• Nurture

• Psychoanalysis

• Fundamentalism

_____________ believed that our knowledge and mind are shaped by our environment

• Nurture

• Nature

• Psychoanlysis

• Fundamentalism