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What is Structuralism?
Fatal flaw of Structuralism?
Intro To Psyche Clep (WIP)
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Fatal flaw of Structuralism?
Due to frequent questions of pity and empathy it became idiotic and useless
Due to frequent questions of why and how it became too objective.
Due to frequent questions of why and how it became too subjective.
Frequent questions of pity and empathy leading to it being ostentatious.
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What is Structuralism?
The last of the main psychodynamic treatments.
Why and how of minds ability to think and feel.
Understanding through religion.
Believed mind was made out of simple elements understood by looking in.
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Where does the word psychology come from? (Latin Term For...)
Study of the soul.
Study of the body.
Study of the human.
Study of the spirit.
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Who invented Psychoanalysis?
Edward Titchener
William James
Sigmund Freud
Mother Thresa
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In modern terms what is the definition of psychology?
Behavior and mental processes.
The study of historical figures.
Terminology and food.
Mental and physical heath.
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Who came up with Functionalism?
Sigmund Freud
William Wundt
William James
Ivan Pavlov
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What is Psychoanalysis?
The understanding of emotions and feelings.
Encouragement of the patient to understand psychology.
Study of the unconscious mind or inner thoughts.
The understanding of how to solve someone's problems.
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Most influential figure in psychology?
John Watson
Aristotle
Mother Tharesa
Sigmund Freud
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Perfectly Sweet
Aura (Solaria)
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What is Functionalism?
The study of the creation of psychology.
Focus on function of certain behaviors
Focus on why humans formulate cognitive functions.
The study of the literary works of psychology.
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Who started Structuralism?
William Wundt and Edward Titchener
William James
Rene Decartes
Charles Darwin