Answer to Question #220468 in Psychology for Nani

Question

1. List and explain the main concepts of Goals of psychology.

2. Discuss the main concepts of 5 early thoughts (Schools of psychology).

3. Explain the concepts of 6 modern school of thought of psychology.

4. Explain the concepts 

A. Description research methods

B. Naturalistic observation

C. Case study

D. Servey

5. Explain briefly the concept of 

A. Corelational research

B. Experimental research

Answer 1

(1)

- Describe is a verb that gives a detailed account of something.

-Explain something to someone in greater detail or by revealing relevant facts.

-Predict, an attempt to predict what will happen in a specific situation based on previous events or established principles.

-Change behavior is a method of using operate conditioning to change behavior in a systematic way.

(2)

-Gestalt psychology

-Behaviorism

-Psychoanalysis

-Human psychology

-Cognitive Psychology

(3)

- In contemporary psychology, functionalism has the greatest impact. Psychological functionalism tries to explain what thoughts are and what they accomplish without addressing how they do it.

-The human mind interprets data using numerous laws, rules, or organizing principles to turn fragmentary knowledge into a whole, according to Gestalt psychology.

 -Psychoanalytic theory, which originated with Sigmund Freud, explains human behavior by looking at the subconscious mind.

-Sigmund Freud proposed that the desire for pleasure, which he regarded as sexual in nature, is at the base of human development

-Behaviorism, which demonstrated that people repeated specific behaviors when they were rewarded with food.

-Humanist psychologists say that understanding psychology necessitates an examination of individuals and their motives.

-Cognitive psychology is similar to behaviorism in that it seeks to understand the mind by scientific investigation, but it differs in that it believes psychologists can examine and comprehend the mind's interior workings and mental processes.

(4) B. Naturalistic observation.

(5) A. Correlational research.