Neo-Freudians and Humanistic Psychology Overview

Which approach believes that people are innately good and strive for personal growth?

Who is known for developing the theory of Free Association in psychology?

Which psychologist believed that our most basic need is for physical survival, according to their Hierarchy of Needs?

Who is considered the father of cognitive psychology?

Which branch of psychology focuses on the way people process information such as perception, attention, memory, and thinking?

Who are known as the followers of Freud’s theory of the unconscious and are referred to as Neo-Freudians?

Which school of thought focuses on analyzing mental structures into their simplest form?

Who established the first psychology laboratory at the University of Leipzig in Germany in 1879?

Which method was primarily used by Wilhelm Wundt to analyze the simplest form of mental processes?

Which term did Wundt use to describe 'to look within' and observe our own perceptions, thoughts, and feelings?

What was one of the goals of introspection as given by Wilhelm Wundt?

What was the main focus of Titchener's structuralism?

Which method did Titchener rely on for understanding conscious experience?

Who opposed the idea of structuralism and emphasized empirical knowledge?

What school of thought focuses on how the mind helps an organism adapt to its environment?

Which perspective stresses observing actual behavior to understand adaptation to the environment?

What concept is criticized due to lack of agreement, as mentioned in the text?