History of Psychology

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Who is credited with bringing the unconscious into the picture in psychology?

Sigmund Freud

Which perspective in psychology questions free will and emphasizes observable behavior?

Behaviorism

Who is associated with the revolt against behaviorism and the emphasis on human potential and free will?

Abraham Maslow

Which area of psychology emphasizes the influence of cultural factors on human behavior?

Cross-cultural psychology

"The Contributions of Wundt and Hall" refer to the establishment of which early approach in psychology?

Structuralism

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Key Figures in Psychology

  • Sigmund Freud is credited with bringing the unconscious into the picture in psychology.

Behavioral Perspective

  • The behavioral perspective in psychology questions free will and emphasizes observable behavior.

Humanistic Perspective

  • Carl Rogers is associated with the revolt against behaviorism and the emphasis on human potential and free will.

Cross-Cultural Psychology

  • Cross-cultural psychology is the area of psychology that emphasizes the influence of cultural factors on human behavior.

Early Approaches in Psychology

  • Wilhelm Wundt and Granville Stanley Hall are credited with the establishment of the early approach in psychology, referred to as "The Contributions of Wundt and Hall".

Test your knowledge of the development of psychology from speculation to science with this quiz covering the contributions of Wundt, Hall, Freud, Watson, Skinner, and the humanists.

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