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Psychology was started by William Wundt in his laboratory in Leipzig Germany. William James continued this with a book discussing functionalism. However these ideas do not have much of an impact of psychologists today.

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Introspection in Psychology is a process where someone observes their own conscious and mental state.

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First wave of Psychology where people started to examine there own mental state.

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Max Wertheimer led a group who tried to focus on how people experience the world.

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Gestalt is a theory that states the whole of anything is greater than its parts.

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The second wave of psychology is focused on how the world is experienced and how the whole is more than the parts.

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Starting with Sigmund Freud people believed that our feelings come from your unconscious and we try to protect these real feelings.

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A theory that tries to help mental disorders by finding the interaction of conscious and unconscious feelings and trying to bring repressed fears to the surface.

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Sigmund Freud led this field and tried help people bring up feelings from their unconscious.

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People stopped caring how you felt just how you acted.Popular the the conservative 1950's.

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A school of psychology which confines itself to the study of observable aspects of behavior which excludes emotion.

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A field of psychology that tries to fix mental problems by bringing them through a daily routine.

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Psychologists can now use any theory depending on the clients situation.

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A approach to therapy that incorporates different ideas of psychology.

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The fifth wave of psychology is about using all the different fields and ideas to help clients.