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Psychology
The study of behaviour (observable actions) and the mental process (use of cognitive abilities)
Scientific Method
1) Identify the point of interest 2) Hypothesis 3) Collect Data 4) Analyze data 5)Conclude
Independent Variable
The variable that's being tested and given to the experimental group
Control Group
Same experience of control group w/o independent variable
Experimental Group
Receives the independent variable to determine it's effects
Basic Science
Knowledge through research
Applied Science
Applying knowledge
Cognitive
Intellectual functioning
Sensation
Sensory experience
Perception
Organized sensory information -> comprehension
Two Inner Senses
Kinesthesis: Body awareness
Vestibular: Balance
Conditioned Behaviour
Learned behaviour
Holistic
Physiological, Emotional, Cognitive
a physical response, emotional response, cognitive response: recognize name, emotion to person, turn around
Wilhem Wundt
"Father" 1st lab created interest
Introspection
Self-Observation
Experience Patterns
Perceptions (organize senses)
Conceptualization (memory)
Thought (what to do)
Action (doing)
Reaction (evaluating action)
William James
1st American Psychologist
Ivan Pavlove
Classical conditioning
Sigmund Freud
Levels of consciences

psychoanalytic theory- unconscious mind
Francis Gatton
Intelligence Testing
Dualism
Human existence consists of matter (physical) and mind (cognitive)
Descartes
Linked mind and body
Rationalism: Reason (mind) is the basis for action (behaviour)
John Locke
Empiricism: knowledge is gained through experience, born a Tabula Rasa, blank tablet