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William Wundt started it with the first laboratory and the concept of introspection. William James discussed functionalism

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William Wundt started it with the first laboratory and the concept of introspection. William James discussed functionalism

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Introspection psychology is a process that relies on the observation of someone's own mental state, conscious, thoughts and feelings.

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Introspection psychology was important for the early stages of psychology and structuralism and functionalism.

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Created by Max Wertheimer. Gestalt Psychology focuses on how how people experience the world. Looking at the experience as a whole can be more than the sum of its parts

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A psychology movement that was made in 1912 that explains perceptions in terms of gestalts instead of analyzing their constituents

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Gestalt psychology is important for understanding how people see, learn, and understand things.

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Started with Sigmund Freud In early 1900's. People believed that most feelings come from a place called the unconscious. We protect our real feelings by defense mechanisms.

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Freud believed that by making the unconscious feelings conscious, they can gain insight.

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Psychoanalysis focuses on finding people's deep feelings

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During early to mid 1900's people cared about people's behavior rather than their feelings. Became popular in 1950's.

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A psychological approach that focuses on observable stimulus response behaviors. It states that all behaviors are learned from interacting with the environment.

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Behaviorism was important for understanding people's behaviors and their interactions with the environment.

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Evolutionary Perspective focuses on Darwinism.
Psychoanalytic perspective focuses on the unconscious mind. It brings forth true feelings.
Behavioral Perspective puts feelings to the side while focusing on behaviors.
Humanist Perspective focuses on free will and spirituality.
Cognitive Perspective focuses on how people think and see things.
Social-Cultural Perspective says that much of your feelings and behavior are dictated by the culture you live in.

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The 7 perspectives of psychology are used for different things by psychologists based on the situation and the client

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The 7 perspectives of psychology is important for psychologists to better understand clients.

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The 7 perspectives of psychology is important for psychologists to better understand clients.