Was one of the first to successfully measure neural activity - Hermann von Helmholtz
is considered to be the father of psychology - Wilhelm Wundt
involves the method of "looking into one's self" to study one's experiences - Structuralism
was a psychology movement inspired by darwin's theory of evolution - Functionalism/Evolutionary Psychology
first person to write a psychology textbook - William James
proponent of functionalism - William James
first person to establish a psychology lab in the us - G. Stanley Hall
established the first psychology journal - G. Stanley Hall
believed that behavior was mostly a result of unconscious processes - Sigmund Freud
believed that psychology should only be the study of observed behavior & the environment - John B Watson/ G F Skinner
suggested that free will was an illusion - G F Skinner
proponents of humanism psychology - Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow
movement which suggested that the field focus on unique human qualities like free will & potential for personal growth - Humanism
a part of psychology which studies mental processes such as language and memory - Cognitive psychology
not very popular before wwii, but is now a very popular division of psychology - Clinical Psychology
a part of psychology which focuses on the advantages of psychological phenomena - Positive psychology
a division of psychology which focuses on how "others" affect the person's behavior (whether mental or overt behavior) - Social psychology
a type of "applied" psychology - Organisational psychology