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| How did Psychology develop from its prescientific roots in early understandings of the mind and body to the begining of modern science? | |
| Who is considered the father of Modern day psychology and why?2 | |
| Explain the difference between structuralism and Functionalism?3 | |
| Explain in your own words the Big Issue that is debated throughout Psychology?4 | |
| This perspective of Psychology focuses on how the body and brain are linked and how genese combine with the enviornment to influence individual differences5 | |
| This perspective of Psychology focuses on learning and learned observable responses6 | |
| This perspective focus on the self and achieving full self-fullfilment7 | |
| This perspective focus is on behaviour and the think it has based on the culture and situation.8 | |
| This perspective focus on encoding, processing, storing and retrieving information9 | |
| This perspective believes that Natural Selection of traits promotes the survival of genes10 | |
| This perspective focuses on unconscious drives and conflicts11 | |
| Draw a diagram that demonstrates your understanding of the Biopsychosocial approach to psychology12 | |
| What is the difference between basic research and applied research in psychology13 | |
| Some early philosphers, thinkers and psychologists believed that we are born "blank slates". Explain how this might influence fews on behaviour14 | |
| In the early 1950 and 1960s their were three ways of looking at Psychology, what were the three major perspectives and name one person who started each15 |