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Houmanfar's Psychology 101 Final: Chapter 1 (Foundations of Psychology)
Houmanfar's Psychology 101 Final: Chapter 1 (Foundations of Psychology)
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René Descartes
Charles Darwin
Wilhelm Wundt
Thomas Hobbes
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Sigmund Fraud
Immanuel Kant
Wilhelm Wundt
Pavlov
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law of association by similarity
localization of function
theory of reflexology
law of association by contiguity
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The soul's influence on the body is observable and studied
Thought is a result of physical processes in the brain
The soul is a physical entity residing in brain
physical effect caused by matter and energy; soul is energy
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Paul Broca
Immanuel Kant
Ivan Pavlov
I.M. Sechenov
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living things are gradually killed by natural forces.
learned characteristics are passed to other generations.
living things evolve gradually over generations.
living things evolve through via hormones processes
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Environmental
Developmental
Cultural
Social
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concept of localization of function
law of association by contiguity
law of association by similarity
theory of reflexology
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Materialism
Empiricism
Nativism
Dualism
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cognitive psychologists
evolutionary psychologists
social psychologists
neural psychologists
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Contemporary psychologists believe some knowledge is inborn
Interest in how exp. affects thoughts, behavior, and feeling
Empiricism has no real application in the field today
Empiricism led to Pavlov's development of cognitive psych
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cognition
reflexology
level of analysis
behavior
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empiricism
dualism
cognitive psychology
physiological psychology
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cultural psychologist; social psychologist
social psychologist; cultural psychologist.
social psychologist; learning psychologist
developmental psychologist; cultural psychologist
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Thomas Hobbes
James Mill
Descartes
John Locke
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The Passions of the Soul; Rene
The Origin of Species; Charles Darwin
Leviathan; Thomas Hobbes
Reflexes of the Brain; I. M. Sechenov
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music, chemistry, and art
psychology, biology, and medicine
psychology, biology, and art
political science, physics, and agriculture
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would have to advance methods of studying the brain
would not be able to become a science
would have to develop new philosophies of thinking
would stand as it has for years as just a theory
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heart; cerebellum
soul; pineal gland
mind; pituitary gland
intellect; brain stem
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prior=built into brain; posteriori=built from experience
No difference
prior=only human; posteriori=human+animal expeirences
prior=gains from experience; posteriori=built into brain
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social explanations
developmental explanations
evolutionary explanations
cultural explanations
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materialism
empiricism
dualism
nativism
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biology
materialism
reflexology
localization of function
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Psychological
Sociocentric
Mentalistic
Psychocentric
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B. F. Skinner
Thomas Hobbes
René Descartes
Wilhelm Wundt
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a priori; a posteriori
natural; environmental
internal; external
a posteriori; a priori
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Learning
Social
Cultural
Cognitive
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evolution, cultural, environmental
Nonphysical, cultural, social
Physical, Environmental, Evolution
Cultural, social, developmental
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I.M. Sechenov
Immanuel Kant
Paul Broca
Ivan Pavlov
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Thomas Hobbes
John Locke
Descartes
James Mill