Do Now

Review your notes.

Do NOT aim to Recognize or Relearn material.

The best way to study is to RECALL!!

Agenda

• Do Now• Unit 1.1 Review

– History and Approaches

History• Pre-psychology

– Plato/Socrates vs. Aristotle– Descartes: Dualism; innate ideas– Locke: tabula rasa

• The origin of psychology– Who created the first psychology

laboratory in the world?– What did Wilhelm Wundt contribute to

psychology?• What were the first two schools of

psychology?– Who made them?– What were their beliefs?

History

1879

Late 1800s

Early 1900s1920s1960s1980s

―First Psychology Lab―First two schools of

psychology―Coming out of the Victorian

Era―Seeing what cannot be seen

―“Dark Ages” of Psychology―Cognitive Revolution―Willpower, freedom, and

love―Modern Perspectives

Approaches

• Structuralism• Functionalism• Behaviorism• Gestalt• Psychoanalysis• Humanism• Evolutionary/Biological• Cognitive• Socio-Cultural

Thinking back to our CELEBRITY activity, can each approach

provide a complete explanation for a person’s behavior?

Hence, the multi-factorial approach.

Matching!!

1. Abraham Maslow2. Ivan Pavlov3. Margaret

Washburn4. G. Stanley Hall5. Mary Calkins6. John B. Watson7. Carl Rogers8. Edward Titchener9. Harry Harlow10. Wilhelm Wundt

A. Client-Centered Therapy; Humanist.

B. Affection studies with monkeys.

C. First woman Ph.D. in Psychology

D. First woman president of APAE. First laboratory in the worldF. First laboratory in the United

StatesG. Little Albert (Conditioning)H. Salivating Dogs (Conditioning)I. Hierarchy of NeedsJ. Founded Structuralism

Matching!!

1. Abraham Maslow2. Ivan Pavlov3. Margaret

Washburn4. G. Stanley Hall5. Mary Calkins6. John B. Watson7. Carl Rogers8. Edward Titchener9. Harry Harlow10. Wilhelm Wundt

A. Client-Centered Therapy; Humanist.

B. Affection studies with monkeys.

C. First woman Ph.D. in Psychology

D. First woman president of APAE. First laboratory in the worldF. First laboratory in the United

StatesG. Little Albert (Conditioning)H. Salivating Dogs (Conditioning)I. Hierarchy of NeedsJ. Founded Structuralism

Matching!!

1. Abraham Maslow2. Ivan Pavlov3. Margaret

Washburn4. G. Stanley Hall5. Mary Calkins6. John B. Watson7. Carl Rogers8. Edward Titchener9. Harry Harlow10. Wilhelm Wundt

IHCFDGAJBE

Matching!!

1. Abraham Maslow2. Ivan Pavlov3. Margaret

Washburn4. G. Stanley Hall5. Mary Calkins6. John B. Watson7. Carl Rogers8. Edward Titchener9. Harry Harlow10. Wilhelm Wundt

I. Hierarchy of NeedsH. Salivating Dogs (Conditioning)C. First woman Ph.D. in

PsychologyF. First laboratory in the United

StatesD. First woman president of APAG. Little Albert (Conditioning)A. Client-Centered Therapy;

Humanist.J. Founded StructuralismB. Affection studies with

monkeys.E. First laboratory in the world