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This wave began with William Wundt's first psychological lab and his idea of structuralism. William James wrote "The Principles of Psychology" talking about functionalism. Their ideas don't really impact how we think of psychology today.

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Introspection is the inspection of your own conscious thoughts and feelings. It relies only on observation of one's mental state. Based on self reflection.

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Introspection was the first wave of psychology and it began with William Wundt. It focuses on conscious thoughts and observation of your own mental state. It is not really used in psychology today.

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Max Wertheimer led this and he focused on how we experience the world, not how we feel. The whole of an experience can be more than the sum of its parts.

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This wave began with Sigmund Freud in the early 1900s. In this period, people believed that most of your feelings come from your unconscious in you mind. Your defense mechanisms are used to protect ourselves from our real feelings.

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In the early to mid 1900s people started to ignore how you feel inside, and focus on how you acted. This way of thinking became very popular in the 1950s when social appearance mattered more than feelings.

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This wave is all about variety. Psychologists choose what theories to use depending on their client and their situation.

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This means "unified whole" and refers to to theories of visual perceptions, in Gemany, and in 1912

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Freud believed that people could be cured by making their unconscious thoughts conscious.

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This is the theory that human or animal psychology can be studied only through the examination of behavioral events that can be seen instead of mental states

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Eclectic is the modern definition of psychology or the study of the soul.

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Gestalt psychology that was led by Max Wertheimer in Germany. Main focus is how the whole of an experience can be more than the sum of its parts.

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Psychoanalysis started with Sigmund Freud that helps people access your unconscious thoughts.

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Behaviorism began in the early to mid 1900s when people started to ignore emotions or feelings and only focused on how you were seen from the outside

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The eclectic wave is our definition of psychology today. Psychologists pick what theories to use based on the client.