Psychology is the study of cultures and the people of the world.

This founding father of psychology was credited with advancing the ideas of functionalism which was a response to the failings of structuralism.

This group was first credited with the use of the longitudinal study.

This founding psychologist was credited with advancing the idea that we used defense mechanisms to protect our conscious mind. (Founder of psychoanalysis)

This leading psychologist is known as the father of classical conditioning which involves learning a new behavior through the process of association.

This leading psychologist advanced the concept of operant conditioning (a learning process through which the strength of a behavior is modified by reinforcement or punishment).

He studied the impact of learning on human emotion; he believed what we feel and do depends upon associations and connections we have made.

Founding psychologist who believes that we model ourselves after those around us.

He is the Father of Humanistic Psychology; he believes that humans are basically good and will strive to reach perfection (self-actualization).

The subject matter associated with this perspective includes the nervous system, glands, and hormones, and genetic factors.

One the the key assumptions of this psychological perspective is that adaptive organisms survive and transmit genes to future generations.

The subject matter for this perspective includes interpretation of mental images, thinking, and language.

The subject matter for this psychological perspective is self-concept.

The subject matter for this psychological perspective is unconscious processes and early childhood experiences.

The subject matter for this psychological perspective includes environmental influences, learning, and observational learning.