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Here are overhead transparencies for  PSY 111 Introduction to Psychology

 

 

PSYCHOLOGY------THE SCIENCE OF BEHAVIOR AND MENTAL PROCESSES.

 

 

 

 

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4. GEsrrl~L 1~ J~SYCI-IOLO(~'Y ---(nt--I-2) FfJU'N'DERS :~ 'W'ER1~HEIIVIER,

I{OHLElt., I(AFF'I~:~I\, ErI'C·. sr-rUDIED

 

OI~lGANIZ.Ar-rION OF CONSCIOUS EX:PERIENC·E (ESP. IIiERCEPTION) GESTALT = WHOLE1 PA.TTERN,

ORGANIZA TION, C·OMPOUND

 

5. BEHA \lIORISM---(+9-I-3) founders =

 

W atsoll~ Pa vlov~ S){illlllert Thorndil<e., Studied behavior as ac.tiOJl. Psy·c.llology should be ::1 scien(~.e of behavior. All

 

beh.avior is «lssociative (S -Il) (It - S) Used experillleIlt .

 

. 6. I-IU·~iANISM·m_--(+9-3-9) FO'unders =

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7. COGNITI\lJI PSYCI-I()I~(:)(i'Y ---(~) F'()Ull(lers = Bl"ullel"~ 1\rlill.er~ lJia,ge.tt C)l()nlsl{,,,~, etc.. l~'oc.us OJl Illind and

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IliHeIltal})(it'()c.ess (tllirlkil.l.g, laJlgl1ag-e

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MENTAL r OCESSES-., activines.~1 actio of ~ *"'*"'C!!"'"Ci;,<,*,*:c!!",*m"'!!;.'''~r<'i1i~'''braiii . (thinking. seeing. ~ . K"'~~

..              remembering. feeling. etc.) . \ rtJr"c, .

 

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HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGY:. 18'79---FIRST PSCYHOLOGY LABORATORY (WILHE·Ll\1 WUNDT, fatelier' c;)! modern scientific psychology)

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l. . STRUCT{J.R·ALISM----(~) FOtJNDER = WUJ\;QT STUDIED "STRUCTURE ,OF THE MIND" (CONTE!'YT OF CONSCIOUS EXPERIENCE) BY ANALYZING PJlIMAR Y MENT . .\L ELEMENTS. USED INTROSPECTlION.

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. FUN,CTIONALISM---(-.e) FOUNDERS = JAMES, ~E,WEY, ET· AL .. STUDIED CONSCIOUS-

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                      "STREtM of CONSCIOUSNESS"           I

                          .            ~~,.,,~ ~ ~ ,.,.~ *"'.tI')I .

I. PSYCHOANALYSIS---(lM8) FOUNDER = F8EUD

        .             STUDIED UNCONSCIOUS MIND. FOCUS

, ON ADULT ERA VIO AS CONTROLLED

                        Y UNC N         U       . CE (E. C

                           . l'~. ) _ U                        . ·U. Y/I

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GOALS OF SCIENCE

·       UNDERSTANDING/EXPLANATION

·       PREDICTION

·       CONTROL

METHODS

·        EXPERIMENT

·       OBSERVATION

 

• CORRELATION

 

 

 

FORMS OF KNOWING

MYSTIC1SNI - Knowledge gained by faith.

Inspir.atjon~ jntuitio~ spells, Magie; revelation, visions, ~1c .. (religion, artLmusic 'talent')

A TIONALISM - Knowledge gained by Reason, tagle, eritical'thinking (phiJosophy, math, JoWc)

EMP1RICISM- KnowJedge'gained from Experience (sense D.bsent.atiDn)

(SClENCE)

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PSYCHOLOGY'S TWO ROOTS

• PHILOSOPHY (RATIONALISM) .


 


 

HYSJOLOG

 

 

 


 

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ypothesis

-a research question;' a statement of a

 

.pptential eOlpirical rela tionship betwee~ two or more .variables.- ' .

. act--an obServation: an eventof actm

      ..             . occurrence .. {J .,fA)

 

h eo ry -interpretation/explanation of (inference from) facts; 'a set of·ideas that determine what facts to notice, how' to organiz how to ,interpret and ,what probleins to stlJdy.

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                                                                                                                                                                                                         ~                                                         W4ft,                                                            '."'; "'-.. .

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Fact~B" , '~observation

datum,

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Fact A observatiOh

datum

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-even incomplete tbeone~tJse   .

. e ~h'theory explainS some (but net aU) facts

.,. , W 0 all p enomena: stimulate ,new da

                             t· t           y t ·gidly:

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· . METHOD = SCIENCE

--

(PERIMENT --- Illost powerflilinethod;

    atlipula tiOl1       Ralldoilliza tioll . ~ COlltrol

Llrposive lllailiplilatioll of illdepelldellt

a.riable( s) to llleasure· tIle effect 011 depedellt aiable(s) while controllillg extralleOliS variables

IV ------------~ D V (E.V)

)nly Illethod tllat allows for calIse-effect

 

ta tenlellts. Hard to do; artifjcality I gelleralizab )BSE.RV A TION (Natllral alld Participallt) lillstrllctl.lred data collectjotl wllere Olle Silllply observes pIle IlOllle lla ( lla tliral) or participates.

E.asy to do; error Ibiasl cOlltrol            .

OBSER V A TION (LAB) -- systeilla tiel strllctllre data collectjoll (Of tell llses objective ·records ­TV, Video, alldio, Olle-"Tay~ lllirrors. More coot CORRE.LA TION -- ~A. 11leaSlire of tile extellt to whicll two ,'aria.hles are related; luathelnatic

study; 110 calIse-effect; watcll illtervellillg var

                                                                          *                                                *                                              .

ETHO

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*11 orlter to assess extellt of pl-leIlOllleIla; llar"'({ Illake reliable/valid; eror·/bias

SlJR.V~E.Y (Qllestiollllai~es/ illterviews) -- solie' d' .ta c()llectioll fro III Illlillall sllbjects wllerel>

- l e,stiollS. are asked.

Y -- Arcllival stl1.d.)l for- clillical l

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AltEAS Ol~' SI>ECIJ\.I",IZArI'ION·

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SCIIOOl, '(~ INDUSTRIAL/BUSINESS l.j/

EXPERIMENTAL 1j/ PHYSIOLOGICAL 1j/ l)E.VEl,~I1JM:EI\4T\i\L y

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El'GINEEI-lIl'lG If

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20.

GOALS OF SCIENCE

·       UNDERSTANDING/EXPLANATION

·       PREDICTION

·       CONTROL

METHODS

·        EXPERIMENT

·       OBSERVATION

 

• CORRELATION

 

 

· . METHOD = SCIENCE

--

(PERIMENT --- Illost powerflilinethod;

    atlipula tiOl1       Ralldoilliza tioll . ~ COlltrol

Llrposive lllailiplilatioll of illdepelldellt

a.riable( s) to llleasure· tIle effect 011 depedellt aiable(s) while controllillg extralleOliS variables

IV ------------~ D V (E.V)

)nly Illethod tllat allows for calIse-effect

 

ta tenlellts. Hard to do; artifjcality I gelleralizab )BSE.RV A TION (Natllral alld Participallt) lillstrllctl.lred data collectjotl wllere Olle Silllply observes pIle IlOllle lla ( lla tliral) or participates.

E.asy to do; error Ibiasl cOlltrol            .

OBSER V A TION (LAB) -- systeilla tiel strllctllre data collectjoll (Of tell llses objective ·records ­TV, Video, alldio, Olle-"Tay~ lllirrors. More coot CORRE.LA TION -- ~A. 11leaSlire of tile extellt to whicll two ,'aria.hles are related; luathelnatic

study; 110 calIse-effect; watcll illtervellillg var

                                                                          *                                                *                                              .

ETHO

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*11 orlter to assess extellt of pl-leIlOllleIla; llar"'({ Illake reliable/valid; eror·/bias

SlJR.V~E.Y (Qllestiollllai~es/ illterviews) -- solie' d' .ta c()llectioll fro III Illlillall sllbjects wllerel>

- l e,stiollS. are asked.

Y -- Arcllival stl1.d.)l for- clillical l

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4. GEsrrl~L 1~ J~SYCI-IOLO(~'Y ---(nt--I-2) FfJU'N'DERS :~ 'W'ER1~HEIIVIER,

I{OHLElt., I(AFF'I~:~I\, ErI'C·. sr-rUDIED

 

OI~lGANIZ.Ar-rION OF CONSCIOUS EX:PERIENC·E (ESP. IIiERCEPTION) GESTALT = WHOLE1 PA.TTERN,

ORGANIZA TION, C·OMPOUND

 

5. BEHA \lIORISM---(+9-I-3) founders =

 

W atsoll~ Pa vlov~ S){illlllert Thorndil<e., Studied behavior as ac.tiOJl. Psy·c.llology should be ::1 scien(~.e of behavior. All

 

beh.avior is «lssociative (S -Il) (It - S) Used experillleIlt .

 

. 6. I-IU·~iANISM·m_--(+9-3-9) FO'unders =

J

-~~ If.:lit •... , .• ow· 1~)e'lv 1S' I") OO'C-'" f'<

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rvlay, (~tc.. Itt;ac.ted 3rgainst

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)Svc.lloa,l13"lysis a,Ild ]Jeha,vio.·-

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7. COGNITI\lJI PSYCI-I()I~(:)(i'Y ---(~) F'()Ull(lers = Bl"ullel"~ 1\rlill.er~ lJia,ge.tt C)l()nlsl{,,,~, etc.. l~'oc.us OJl Illind and

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BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY

 

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R'·1il1 • ..-Jinv 1llf))p'k'~ ()f l\lp.r""I""\ln~ svsteIIl

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1Il •• 1 '1vV~i! . .i. .i1.ill3 - t~eCe1Ve, pi~OCeSS, a.no seno 111 orilla.HoD only

                                                       -- ~l~ ot.he~~ func~tion        ~.     '...                                                        10/7

.... Jflo hea-hog, g1i owth, excreho:n ;~~

- susepta.ble to injuli"'y : . I\.J).

- interconnected with 1,000 t.o 1 O,,""f others

- either "on". (sending electricity) (excitatory)

                                                                " ~f'"         t         i "                   "t' 't '\ ('" h 'b'                                                                 .,

or of (no .. seno1.ng e!ec .r1C1 ·Y.1 .10 1 tt-or}')

- one billjon

                                                               hc.~J,vA..,            .. A:                                        ,

2.~ Glial Cells (lletl.rogliI1i)·

- provide biological support (exct~etion, respiration, etc,)

- do gro"v

                                  - one t.rillion                                   -

NerVOllS Activity

illtt"'"a -llellrOll = electrical ( 01"l:e direction)

. iAlter-lll.ellrOll = chelnical

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()j'''alll = electrocheluical

Netlr"CY1l11 Parts


 


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rOQ"ralTI1TI111


 


" Delldrit.es (receive inforlnation)

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••••• .l ~ -"~. .il. •••. It.l (:.1 I .1 _lJ. 1 U, It.1I. .1.1 )


 

 

 

              

CeIltral Ne-rV'OlIS SystelJl I.Spillal cord

II. Braitl

Spillal Cord

1. pathv.la.y for infornl.a.tion

       -- sensory (in)         motor (out.)          . .

2.    contf'qls body below neck (spinal nerves)'

3.                 reflex (sinl.ple, involunt.a:ry nl.uscle nl0venlent) _ .. info~ _·--)spinaJ. CQi'~ --- nlu~icle / no ,.,in

 

 

 

 

           

BlraiJo.

1 ~ ]8 r"-flill

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Sl.eIl1n. (f'f;.ptHe)-aulonorn'ic

Junct.ions:

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--UH?bUlI. a-p:it€f\V'lI.reO, a.lH.o:rnal.1C unCT:1I.0ns.

                   (brea.thing, tl\eart, pupil, etc.) .t l'               "

--pons- sleep, '",vaking, dreandng,I",'ifiA 1.-,

:..t~et.icu!a.r activa.ting Syst£"~ .. 1- info filterf'"

_._ ••.• l!.lid,"'·r .... $ 1·0                         Ia~ I ~

        !\!._!! _. v_ £-. --                                , l' T~ ..•.. '"

c .. F- eJ·-~ Ir ....•. ~illIt'-;'fllIY-I ~-w ll-I-1,-iJ\1l:0""" 'Iii •. -",

~, 'IIC''tJ ~JIl. qt;Q!, \,.,,-.                                                _ JU!. .1lI.\. .

S'vstelll (' filfiL.rnrnal)

     ~....                       .                             .

-ce!~ebelh.ull ("litde bra.inn)

 

- stot~a.ge of cOiO.lplex, coordina.ted luovenlen't.

--lhubic systern (hippocanlj)'Us, a.iuygdala., fOi~nix, cinglda.te. gyn.ls:,

.          :~Pt~~se;le.ucl-;' mai:J:.r~:o~)

(]\1err~olt'·y a.nt..! cllnQhon) co .,.. -I-i'''' ,,,,,0":4 t ,-.",

FOlir Lobes

.. - ~

(allalysis, tllillkillg)

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«:<t .• l.a ~_ . .I\!lIlJl .•. 11:'1.1 ,.ll. ..II1:'l .. II.n.II!50, . .11 •..IOJ! n., JI ••n 1:::0 ·Jll ~.II .• ;.

h. prernot.Oli - cornplex n~ov*:~nlent and tea-rninf:.;

   ~                  p'                                            i ,                           7 •

........ Foo    ..      ~            tt l"t t *1                        t"

   ,//,           JfP""::!D .r. ...•..... r:J4ta         S· .. · .. )·a-ff.-·-liIa·.1 ..••. ]a .-.., "m c& lr-l·~·-'·" ··- ..• ea· l ... ()1''I

.• )..     . l\?;.~l lrt... .;if;.. ...-                        Iu.J .~. '(. 11L,.~., , .. / .·(:.;,.C . .11 •• ~(... ]l~ ...• '~"'.··.m. t .. · 1,"''''.1)1 .1 ... UdJ.

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

~               • "'[ Itf." ~

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It i"\.lrt.OllOlll.IC (involunia.t,y tuusdes)

-·-functions autornat:ica.Hy rhodv rna.intenanc .

                . ,-,~."·.s' r, .. rii·s" .' U&:~ nc~

                          A~£~·       ••• l ••. i· "

i\. S'll1i.1)a ti]eti(~

              4Ia                                                           _,

---arOllsa C1fight. or flightU)

                    ,,_,_Ii rl"lllCa- 1 - "          , d t         .... t

                        f...,f/, ~l "J' "-l .. ::~ , ..         tncrea.se lea.r" ra. .e

 

r~\~piration :s\-vea.t

a.dr·enaHn (hor-rn.oni';;~)

dec.'eased blood. novv t.o ski.n

~ sa.livation

". ". atS'V]]] l)a tIle tic

.. t

fP..i

axes/ ca.lllls aller a:r()llsa,.

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" t" r-esptr-a .. 1\on

 

~"vea.t v.ncn:~ased btooo Ho,,-v •• -'r. ."." .• ,..., t' ':Ot-

. -_ .. _- - ... _--_._._- _ .... _~:_~:~~_._=:~:.~~_._~ .... _-- ------- _. --.-.

 

.. . ... ",' ,:t' 1"1 , 'II II ,"1''1, );.\~ ~\! . I .l.l "

~1' *,,-Jft:~;1 ti'I. .. ~,t.\.1

:0' n.{\ i i:.Ji          .U U' .

I, ~'Il' 'llJ~\ ~ Jl.h'·

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It i"\.lrt.OllOlll.IC (involunia.t,y tuusdes)

-·-functions autornat:ica.Hy rhodv rna.intenanc .

                . ,-,~."·.s' r, .. rii·s" .' U&:~ nc~

                          A~£~·       ••• l ••. i· "

i\. S'll1i.1)a ti]eti(~

              4Ia                                                           _,

---arOllsa C1fight. or flightU)

                    ,,_,_Ii rl"lllCa- 1 - "          , d t         .... t

                        f...,f/, ~l "J' "-l .. ::~ , ..         tncrea.se lea.r" ra. .e

 

r~\~piration :s\-vea.t

a.dr·enaHn (hor-rn.oni';;~)

dec.'eased blood. novv t.o ski.n

~ sa.livation

". ". atS'V]]] l)a tIle tic

.. t

fP..i

axes/ ca.lllls aller a:r()llsa,.

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" t" r-esptr-a .. 1\on

 

~"vea.t v.ncn:~ased btooo Ho,,-v •• -'r. ."." .• ,..., t' ':Ot-

. -_ .. _- - ... _--_._._- _ .... _~:_~:~~_._=:~:.~~_._~ .... _-- ------- _. --.-.

 

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~1' *,,-Jft:~;1 ti'I. .. ~,t.\.1

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Learning- relatively permanent change in behavior re­sulting from experience (hot maturation/drug states) with environment (physical/s,?cial)

 

Mafur~tion~process o'biologi~allypre~determ}ned pafterris"'-'" :~_. . of behavior that unfold on hereditary Schedule

Development = learning + maturation (" ,~,.." .. )