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Functionalism
Functionalism considers mental life and behaviors activate adaption to a persons environment, introduced by William James. -
Behaviorism
The study of observable behaviors and how humans react to stimuli, introduced by Ivan Pavlov and John Watson. -
Psychoanalysis
The study of the unconscious mind and how experiences from your past cause your actions now and your future, founded by Sigmund Freud. -
Structuralism
The study of a conscious experience by analyzing the intensity, clarity, and quality of individual parts of the mind, founded by Edward B. Titchener. -
Child Development
The study of cognitive development which led to a better understanding of a child's thought process, introduced by Jean Piaget. -
Humanistic
Experiences from our past cause your actions now and your future, founded by Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow. -
Gestalt
The gestalt theory emphasizes that a whole of anything is better than its parts, introduced by Wolfgang Kohler. -
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