Psychology II: History and Approaches

According to ___ psychology, our behavior is largely a consequence of our ___.

• biological, genetics

• humanist, nurture

• behavioral, genes

• evolutionary, environment

While maybe the most famous form of clinical psychology/psychiatry, ___ is often criticized because___

• psychodynamics/psychoanalysis; it's mostly based in theory

• behaviorism, Freud's theories

• evolutionary,

  most evidence predates written language

• biological, people don't want to believe they don't have free will

Behavioral psychology often uses ___ to correct/manipulate maladaptive behaviors

• conditioning

• observations

• experiments

• talk therapy

the ___ approach believes psychology/psychiatry should look at the person as a whole and and treated as an individual.

• humanistic

• behavioral

• criminal

• evolutionary

___ is often referred to as the founder of the humanistic approach

• Carl Rodgers

• Margo Wilson

• John B. Watson

• Sigmund Freud

___ is probably the most famous behaviorist, often cited for his conditioning of dogs.

• Ivan Pavlov

• Sigmund Freud

• John Watson

• Carl Rogers