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Behaviorism is an experimental study about the correlation between human behavior and environmental events. An example of this would be like a teacher saying they would reward the class at the end of the week if they had good behavior. Since there is a motive, the kids will most likely be on their best behavior to end up receiving that reward.

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Its like a way of understanding language and like words describe words describe words. As well as breaking down things into basic terms like an orange round, ext..

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An aim to treat mental health disorders by bringing up a persons repressed memories and fears. This is usually done through different mind techniques such as dream interpretation and free associating

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Evolutionary Psychology is focused on how evolution has shaped the ways we behave and think.

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Cognitive Psychology is the study of mental processes such as memory, attention, and others.

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Analyzes human cognition, behavior, culture, experiences, etc. An example of this is being able to describe certain things, like being at a beach, what you remember seeing, smelling, touching, doing, etc. (an experience).

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Psychological traits evolve in a species through natural selection - Charles Darwin

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Social Psychology is the way that people talk, think, and feel around other people or just thinking about someone else it can influence how they talk etc.  for example when walking with or around a close group of friends you tend to act different and not so much of yourself but they way they act to kind of try to fit in.

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Neuropsychology is a part of psychology that focuses on how the brain and nervous system influence someone's behavior.

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Humanism is the belief that human needs are more important than religious beliefs. An example of this is if someone created their own set of ideals or morals.

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Neuropsychology is the study of the brain and how it interacts with the nervous system, and how both affect behaviors.

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Humanism is a perspective that looks at the person as a whole. It looks at the 5 concepts to help an individual reach their full potential. The 5 concepts are physiological food, water, sleep education etc. The second one is safety having wealth and property. The third on is family and loved ones. The fourth one is self esteem having self confidence and respecting people. Lastly self accusation being able to problem solve.

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Neuropsychology is studying how the brain and nervous system influence a person's behaviors.

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Social psychology is the study of one's own thoughts, ideas, beliefs, goals, etc. This field of study's goal is to determine and understand why people act and behave the way they do in social situations. An example of this would be acting completely different when you are with a group of strangers or people you don't like compared to your friends. If you are with your friends, you are most likely to feel more comfortable and act more sociable compared to the strangers.

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Gestalt is the idea that the mind is "more than the sum of its parts" - emphasizes holistic analysis and interpretation of the mind, rather than focusing on one aspect or another

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Social Psychology is the study of how people are affected by others.

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The study of how our speech, behavior, and thinking are influenced and preserved by others

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Functionalism focused on the purpose of certain behaviors as opposed to the behaviors themselves

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Evolutionary Phycology is the idea that psychological traits evolve/change through evolution and natural selection.

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The belief that all humans have thoughts, feelings, desires, and memories that they have suppressed and they are brought back when said person is given the place to talk openly about whatever they want to.

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Psychoanalysis is a set of theories and techniques related to the study of the mind when unconscious. This put together is supposed to help treat mental disorders.

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Cognitive Psychology focuses a lot on perception, memory and attention, it differs a lot from behaviorism as well.

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Psychological theories about the mind that are used to help treat mental illness and disorders

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Cognitive psychology studies actions of the brain that process information and the complex internal mental processes (attention span, memory, reasoning, etc). An example of this would model someone making a judgement about something based on the information their brain received and processed.

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Psychoanalytic theory was founded  by Sigmund  Freud,  and it's a way to look into personality disorders. It is used in psychotherapy, and this theory includes that childhood experiences can affect functions in adulthood, and that the unconscious mind can cause people to say or do things without recognizing it, like a Freudian slip.

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Functionalism focuses on a society and how they function/behave. A school is a good example because they teach children while also maintaining order within the building.

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Behaviorism was the first truly experimental psychology. Experiments were performed on animals to determine their behaviors

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Gestalt principles are the idea that the brain works together, that it's whole thing is more important than the parts.

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Structuralism was the first school of psychology, founded by Wilhelm Wundt and Edward B. Titchener. Structuralism focused on understanding the basic concepts of consciousness by using introspection, which was an analysis of one's own thoughts and feelings. An example of structuralism would be the ability to describe different events, like how an apple tasted or how viewing the ocean looked and felt.

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MY perception of evolutionary psychology is how the brain develops, works, and remembers things needed to live in everyday life like how an animal remembers certain calls and foods to eat and not eat as they evolve.

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Social Psychology is the focus on how people interact with others and how they are influenced by what other people say.

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Behaviorism is the study of how humans and animals respond to their surroundings. An example of this is Pavlov's dogs.

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Neuropsychology is the study of how the mind interacts with the physical, biological components of the nervous system. One of the earliest neuropsychologists was Paul Broca, who investigated how a certain area of the brain (now known as Broca's area) is important in language comprehension

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Psychoanalysis analyzes feelings, thoughts, memories, desires, etc. An example of this is talk therapy, having someone relax and express their thoughts, feelings, and emotions on certain experiences they've had in order to treat forms of depression, anxiety, etc.

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Functionalism focuses on the purpose of modified human behavior and how it has changed over time. An example of this could be how different people characterize pain.

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Looks at aspects of cognition, behaviors, culture and experiences

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Functionalism is a way of understanding social processes and how they may branch out and be similar but different. Like there are functions of society that preserve human health.

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Humanism is the belief that says that human's are more important than the divine (such as gods) and the supernatural.

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Functionalism focuses on how people behave/function at certain times.

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Psychoanalysis is a belief that all humans have feelings, emotions, thoughts and desires and was a way to look into a personality disorder.

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Structuralism focused on breaking down psychological traits into basic components. This was done using introspection, asking people to talk about what they were thinking

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Functionalism focuses on the purpose of human behavior and how it has changed over the years. An example could be how people act in school

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Cognitive Psychology is the study of our thoughts and mental processes such as memory and attention

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Psychoanalysis is a theory and techniques of attempting to study the unconscious mind, which leads to the ability to treat mental disorders.

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Structuralism's main focus was analyzing what happened in your childhood life, what stood out to you in your memories when you think back to it, piecing together how it all works into how you are as an adult.

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Behaviorism was a form of experimental psychology where animals were placed in specific situations to see how they reacted/behaved.

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Evolutionary psychology is the idea that psychological traits change based off of natural selection.

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Functionalism is the psychological school of thought that focused on the theory of a person's mental state, as well as why human's react and function the way that they do to different situations and experiences. An example of this is evolution, seeing how humans learned to adapt ourselves into new environments, as well as being able to discover new things and becoming knowledgeable.

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Structuralism focuses on using introspection as a way to understand consciousness, and analyzing one's thoughts and feelings as a result.

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Functionalism is the study of processes of the mind, with them focusing on the process that causes behaviors, not the behaviors themselves.

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Gestalt Principles is the theory that things work better as a whole rather than as separate parts. An example of this is seeing an environment working together as a whole rather than working in separate parts.

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Structuralism is focused on understanding languages as a system or structure which defines itself in terms. Basically it is just a set of structures.

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Structuralism take human environment and makes it understood in a relationship

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Neuropsychology is the study of how the brain interacts with the nervous system. It focuses on more of the biological parts of psychology.

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A theory that states that all human and animal behaviors are caused by their interactions in the environment. Something that could connect to this theory is the debate of nurture vs. nature. This debate brings up questions of whether a persons behavior is based off of how they were grown up or their environment around them.

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Functionalism

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Psychoanalysis is a technique based on a theory that says humans have thought locked from their past and memories that can be unlocked and brought out.

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Functionalism refers to a psychological school of thought that was a direct outgrowth of Darwinian thinking which focuses attention on the utility and purpose of behavior that has been modified over years of human existence.

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Functionalism focuses on the processes and purposes that causes human behaviors, instead of the behaviors themselves

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Psychoanalysis is a theory or techniques to study the slept on mind to treat mental disabilites

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Behaviorism is the understanding of how people and animals behave assumes that behavior is a reflex. An example of this is getting punished/receiving punishments, if a person misbehaves and receives a punishment, the next time they think about misbehaving they wont want to because of the punishment they received. The same thing goes with rewards, if you get rewarded for behaving you'll want to continue this behavior to keep receiving rewards.

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Functionalism focuses on how people behave and how it has changed overtime.

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Psychoanalysis is a psychological theory and therapy meant to treat mental disorders by taking a deeper look into one's emotions, fears and simply investigating the conscious and unconscious mind. An example of psychoanalysis would be like having a fear of cats due to an accident since being a little kid and every time from there whenever you saw a cat, you would feel traumatized by that fear again.

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Social psychology is the study of how a persons thoughts and emotions can be influenced by the people around them. An example of this is Kurt Lewin's research on Group Dynamics and how people react when they are put in different social settings.

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Psychoanalysis is psychological theories of the unconscious mind meant to investigate emotions, fears, thoughts, and desires and was a way to develop therapy for mental disorders.

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Gestalt Principles' main theory was that the brain and the body worked better together

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Behaviorism is the theory that all human behavior is caused by interactions with their environment and that behavior was independent to thought and/or feelings

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Neuropsychology is a branch of psychology that is concerned with the functions of the brain, as well as the nervous system to view how it impacts human behavior and cognition. Neuropsychologists often evaluate nervous system disorders, such as a stroke, to see how it has an affect on memory, thinking, speaking, paralysis and other behavioral functions.

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Gestalt Principles is the theory that the mind and the body work together rather than separately.

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Social psychology deals with social interactions, it explores how the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors of people are influenced by the presence of others around them. An example of this is how react around certain groups of people.

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Behaviorism is behavior that is observed from the environment by someone or something and over time conditioned into the observer

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The belief that human needs and values are more important than religious beliefs or desires.

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Humanism is the belief that humans have the same needs and desires as other humans. An example of humanism is a human creating their own set of ethics.

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Gestalt Principles are principles and laws that state that parts are no greater than the whole, such as how the brain and the eye see and understand two different things separately, than perceiving the same thing while working together. Gestalt therapy was used to teach people how to use all their sensations and environment to fully and reasonably respond to situations. An example of Gestalt therapy is like leading a hungry person to realize their need for food to eat, instead of pushing it off and not dealing with it.

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Behaviorism theorizes that human behavior is impacted by environmental events.

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Cognitive psychology is the study of attention, language use, memory, perception, problem solving, and thinking. An example is our ability to reason.

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Social psychology focuses on why people behave differently and how they try to adapt depending on their social environment.

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Neuropsychology focuses on understanding how the brain and nervous system functions and how they play a role in behavior and cognition. An example of this is identifying mood disturbances.

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The study of how the brain has evolved overtime in order to adapt to the human environment that a human or animal is in. For example, birds can identify and remember what kind of berries are poisonous based off of location.

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Social Psychology is how people/things react when they are placed in certain social groups, for example if someone were with their family and then with their friends they would have a different way of speaking/acting towards each group

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Evolutionary psychology is a theoretical approach in social and environmental science, meant to examine and explain mental and physical traits as a product of natural selection. An example of evolutionary psychology is how birds use different memory systems to recall which food is poisonous, locations where food is located and more.

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Evolutionary Psychology focuses on the pattern of behavior that have evolved through natural selection and adaptive behaviors. An example of this is birds being able to remember different species songs using different memory systems and different rules.

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Humanism is the belief that human desires and needs are put above religious obligations

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Cognitive psychology is the study of our brain's mental processes, such as our attention, language, creativity, thinking, perception and more. Jean Piaget theorized that children move through four different stages of mental development, which includes understanding how kids acquire knowledge, as well as acknowledging intelligence.

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The study of how the nervous system and the brain influence a persons behavior.

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Cognitive Psychology is the study of our thoughts and mental process' like attention span, memory, ect.

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Functionalism is a person’s behaviors and how they change to adapt to their environment.

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Psychoanalysis is the practice of using therapy to help people with mental disorders.

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Gestalt’s principles was the idea that the mind and body work together.

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The idea that behavior is based on conditioning, and disorders can be treated by using alternative behavior patterns.

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Social psychology is psychology that looks at social interactions and their affects on people.

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Humanism is the belief that human’s needs are the most important.

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Cognitive psychology is the study of mental processes like memory, perception, and problem solving.

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Structuralism is all about how you perceive and understand systems. This gives a better understanding of a persons mind and the way it works based on how they describe and understand to things.

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Functionalism is a school of thought that focuses on what causes our behavior or what makes us "function".

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Psychoanalysis is a method used to that is used to treat people's mental problems by going more in their deepest thoughts, memories, and emotions to find and resolve the roots of their mental problems.

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Gestalt's Principles suggest that the parts of the mind and body work better together when perceiving things.

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Behaviorism is the school of thought that suggests behavior is based on interaction and experiences that have impacted a person's mind