Final Review Part 1

A method to a fuller meaning that takes many opposing and contradictory perspectives

1.        Locke’sphilosophy of tabula rasa meant that each person entered into mortalitywith:

The term soul is derived from the Greek word__________ and __________, the Latin root.

William James’ said “...a person can change their entire life by changing their...

True or False: Galton conceptualized the principle of normal distribution and the bell curve.

True or False: According to Wundt, perceptions  are organized mechanically and automatically

Leibniz’s ideas and inventions are thought of today as early precursors of

John Locke was a __________ by trade..

“The ability to do otherwise” is referred to as...

The father of American psychiatry was:

Amen’s YouTube detailed the history of a nine-year-old boy who had a ________ that was found.

Brain imaging shows three key areas of insight to the overall functioning of the brain.

Descartes is known as the father of modern________________

Dr. Daniel Amen served as a:

Which of the following was NOT a term used to describe hypnotism?

Wundt started the first institute where students could earn degrees in __________ ____________.

Wundt merged the domains of ________ and ______ to more fully understand human behavior

According to Descartes, Perfection, Unity, and Infinity are all examples of ___________ ideas.

When Pavlov was 55 years old he won the Nobel prize for his work in:

True or False: Locke believed in God and an afterlife but was probably a theist.

The tubal ligation was so common in the South that it was often referred to as the:

Darwin’s evolutionary ideas formed some of the basic theoretical assumptions of:

Ray in the movie Rain Man, was a Hollywood adaptation of the life of:

Descartes declared that “The soul of beast is nothing but their______________,

T/F Wade: The Human Genome Project has failed to revolutionize treating cancer & Alzheimer’s.

While watching a fly buzzing around in his bedroom Descartes formulated his invention of

The theoretical notion that ideas (knowledge) must come from sensory experience is called______

Mary Jones developed Watson’s work by introducing an application to overcoming fear termed

Which researcher used a shock experiment to study obedience?

Descartes saying “I think; therefore, I am” was meant as evidence of indisputable truths or ___

Apperception includes voluntary cognitions- such as an ______ analysis of the stimulus.

Descartes did much of his thinking and theorizing in _________

Watson wanted his department at John Hopkins University to have a :

The word eugenics is derived from the Greek word for________________.

Gibson uses a metaphor the “ghost in the machine” to show the idea of______

Francis Galton is considered the father of _____

Humanistic psychology was later championed by:

The psychiatrist _______ agreed many years later with Descartes’ interpretation of his dream

The Greek philosopher Heraclitus’ quote inspired James’ theories on:

The overarching theory to come out of Watson’s book Behaviorism was the idea of ____

Psychiatry is almost the only medicine that never looks at the ______ of the person they treat.

Which US state led all others in government funded sterilizations for 1909-1979?

The name of Darwin’s sailing ship

Watson became department chair in psychology because the former chair was fired after:

Deist’s often used the term _____________ _____________ as an analogy for this process.

True or False: James believed mechanistic ideas applied well scientifically and personally

Amen (2013) took a family member to see a psychiatrist because she was ___________________.

Descartes suggested that ideas or impressions that are immediately perceived as clear were

William James appreciated Charles Renouvier’s theories about an individual’s:

What psychological principle is used to explain Mesmer’s group therapy results?

Descartes thought that the _________ was the most important organ in the mediation of behavior.

The diathesis-stress model of disease, states: the disease is the interaction between:

“A society should be judged by how it treats its _______________.”

the most startling “revelation” from Darwin is that:

Amen:  ____________ disease starts 30-50 years before the actual symptoms begin to appear.

Pragmatism is the ___________ value of knowledge and agency.

True or False: Marquis de Puységur was one of the first to use hypnotism to treat clients

According to Hill the three guiding principles of human behavior are:

Pavlov worked with K-9 subjects he found that pairing food and a bell led to a ______ _______.

Leibniz’s particular philosophy believed that the mind was more than just

According to Hill the three guiding principles of human behavior are:

Wundt suffered from ______and a _______when he was a child