Credited as the father of psychology because he was the first to establish psychology as an experimental science.

believed that the mind is separate from the body. This is referred to as dualism- the mind continues after the body dies.

Believed that the mind and body are of the same and that experiences influence the mind.

This was developed by Edward Tichener, was the first school for organizing psychological thought and focused on the internal components of the brain and body; involved introspection.

Technique, used by STRUCTURALISTS, that attempted to look inward at elements that made up the conscious experience.

Known for his theory of natural selection

How nature selects organisms best suited for survival.

Belief that knowledge comes from experience; either direct observation or experimentation.

Founded by John B. Watson and focused on the study of overt or observable behavior; emphasizing the process of learning through rewards, consequences, and observation learning.

Associate the following with the correct perspective: Thinking skills, Jean Piaget, Lev Vygotsky.

Associate the following with the correct perspective: brain, neurons, nervous system, how the brain communicates with the body (vice versa).

Associate the following with the correct perspective: Impact of social factors on behavior and personality, Soloman Asch, Stanley Milgram.

Associate the following with the correct perspective: Natural Selection, survival, Charles Darwin

Associate the following with the correct perspective: Nature vs. nurture debate, inherited traits and behaviors.

Associate the following with the correct perspective: Unconscious conflicts/motivations, Sigmund Freud

Associate the following with the correct perspective: Free will, improve self-esteem and self concept, Carl Rogers, Abraham Maslow.

John lock theorized the mind is like a blank slate he called this