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Science
Methods to observe, describe, predict, and explain behaviors
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Behavior (B.F. Skinner)
Everything we do that can be directly observed
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Mental Process
thoughts, feelings, and motives that cannot be directly obesrved
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Psychology
study of behavior and mental process
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Critical Thinking
thinking reflectively and productively, evaluating evidence
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+ psychology movement
push for a stronger emphasis on research involving the experiences in peoples values
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Structionalism( Wundt)
feelings of the mind
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Fuctionalism ( James)
purpose of mind and behavior
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Natural Selection
characteristics that are best adapted to reproduce and survive
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Biological Approach
behavior and mental process that focus on the body, especially the mind and nervous system
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Neuroscience
study of functions, structure, development, genetics, and biochemistry of the nervous system.
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Cognitive Approach
how we direct our attention, perceive, think, and solve problems
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Psycho dynamic ( Freud )
emphazing the unconscious thought, the conflict between biological instinct and society's demands,and early family experiences
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Humanistic Approach
emphasis a persons positives qualitys
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Evolutionary Approach
survival of the fittest to determine human behavior
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Sociocultural Approach
social and cultural environments influence behavior
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Psychopathy
the study of mental illness
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