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Trephination was once a practice intended to...
Remove evil spirits
Cure seizures
Torture prisoners
Remove toxic substances
Wilhelm Wundt is known for
Creating schizophrenic artwork
Creating the first psychological laboratory
Founding the American Psychological Association
Founding Humanism
Introspection is
The examination of one's mistakes
The examination of the subconscious mind
The examination of one's own thoughts and feelings
The examination of one's own unconscious mind
Structuralism is the theory that states
The body is subject to the wills of the mind
The mind operates by combining subjective emotions and objective sensations
The mind is subject to the emotions rather than to logic
The mind is subject to the needs of the body rather than emotional needs.
William James wrote
The Principles of Psychology
The Principles of Functionalism
The Principles of Structuralism
Theory of Mind
The first psychological textbook was
The Principles of Psychology
The Interpretation of Dreams
Man and His Symbols
Final Lectures
Mary Whiton Calkins was
the first female president of the APA
the first president of the APA
the professor to William James
the founder of the APA
Functionalism states that
one's consciousness is determined by their environment
one's consciousness operates independent of their environment
one's mind functions in tandem with the body
one's consciousness is connected to the consciousness of others
Margaret Floy Washburn
was the first woman to earn a Ph.D. in psychology
was the first woman to become president of the APA
was the first person to become president of the APA
was the creator of the theory of functionalism
Max Wertheimer founded
Gestalt psychology
Psychoanalytic psychology
Cognitive psychology
Behavioral psychology
Gestalt psychology states that
one should analyze their behaviors and perceptions as a whole, rather than by it's component parts
one should analyze their behaviors and perceptions in terms of their parts, rather than as a whole
one should analyze their behaviors and perceptions using one's intuition, rather than with procedural definitions
One should analyze their behaviors and perceptions using well established definitions, rather than with vague terminology
Sigmund Freud founded the _______ theory of psychology
Psychoanalytic
Behaviorist
Humanist
Cognitive
A common criticism of the work of Sigmund Freud is that
His work has become so mainstream, that people rarely challenge the assertions he made
His work mainly centered on analyzing the male psychology
Many of his claims are speculative and unscientific
Many of his claims are unverifiable
Ivan Pavlov discovered
Negative reinforcement
Positive reinforcement
Classical Conditioning
Operant Conditioning
Ivan Pavlov used this type of animal in his experiments
dog
cat
lab mouse
human beings
John Watson declared that one should study
and identify the traits of individuals and categorize them based upon these noticeable traits
the unobservable aspects of psychology that influence our thinking and behaviors
all aspects of psychology, including the unconscious mind
observable phenomena, rather than unobservable concepts such as the unconscious mind
B.F. Skinner was an influential _________ psychologist
Humanist
Behaviorist
Cognitive
Trait theory
Behaviorism was the dominant school of thought in psychology from
1920's - 1960's
1900's - today
1990's - today
1950's - 1990's
Humanist psychology emphasizes the influence of
individual choice and free will in one's psyche
determinism based off of one's previous behavior and desires
one's biological and psychological needs
one's consistency of behavior in order to avoid change
Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers were both
Cognitive Psychologists
Behavioral Psychologists
Psychoanalytic Psychologists
Humanist Psychologists
Transference, repression, unconscious, and fixation are all terms associated with
Psychoanalytic psychology
Biopsychosocial approach
Socio-cultural psychology
Cognitive psychology
This perspective of psychology explains behavior and thought in terms of biological processes.
Biopsychology
Neurology
Cognitive
Behavioral
"Natural selection" is a term associated with
Biopsychological perspective
Evolutionary perspective
Social-Cultural perspective
Humanist perspective
This perspective explains human thoughts and behavior in terms of conditioning.
Behaviorist perspective
Psychoanalytic perspective
Evolutionary perspective
Cognitive perspective
Jean Piaget was a _______
Cognitive psychologist
Evolutionary psychologist
Behavioral psychologist
Biopsychologist
The psychological approach dealing with the internal sentences of an individual and their mental processes
Psychoanalytic perspective
Evolutionary perspective
Cognitive perspective
Social-cultural perspective
The psychological approach dealing with how cultural elements and social situations effect the thoughts and behaviors of individuals
Biopsychosocial perspective
Behaviorist perspective
Cognitive perspective
Social-Cultural perspective
Dr. Hammy bases his psychological analysis of his patients in terms of their unconscious desires and dream analysis. What approach is Dr. Hammy using?
Humanist approach
Cognitive approach
Evolutionary approach
Psychoanalytical approach
Dr. House addresses the individuals who he aids as "patients". What psychological approach is Dr. House employing
Psychoanalytic approach
Cognitive approach
Social-Cultural approach
Biopsychological approach
Rorschach ink blots are used in what psychological approach?
Cognitive approach
Psychoanalytic approach
Behavioral approach
Gestalt psychology
Dr. Jones employs multiple psychological perspectives when analyzing human behavior in her clients. What type of approach is this
Universal approach
Absorbing approach
Eclectic approach
Unity approach
Dr. Reid focuses on the internal sentences of his clients, in order to identify their psychological issues. What type of approach is this?
Cognitive approach
Psychoanalytic approach
Behavioral approach
Social-Cultural approach
Dr. Moor prescribes her clients medication in order to lessen their psychological problems. What is Dr. Moor?
A psychologist
A psychoanalyst
A nurse
A psychiatrist
Dr. Lincoln believes that his patient's extroversion can be attributed to the evolutionary benefit that being socially-adept provides. This is an example of the
Evolutionary perspective
Behavioral perspective
Biopsychological perspective
Cognitive perspective
Dr. Handwich believes that his client's full potential is not being attained due to their lack of self-esteem. This is an example of the
Humanist perspective
Social-Cultural perspective
Psychoanalytic perspective
Cognitive perspective
