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   Psychology - Module 4. Biological Perspective. Click the card to flip 👆. -Concerned with the links between biology and behavior. -Includes psychologists working in neuroscience, behavior, genetics, and evolutionary psychology. Click the card to flip 👆. 1 / 30.

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   (sec Module 9) This time, however, researchers were careful to approach these topics scientifically. Today, the field of psychology combines the scientific orientation of Wundt and the behaviorists with the broad view of the scope of psychology of William James and the cognitive psychologists.

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   Unit 4: Learning Modules 26-30 (Pages 270-323) Understanding learning once began with observing animals and has progressed since then Learning is how we experience and understand the world around us Learning is at the heart of psychology Module 26: How We Learn and Classical Conditioning (pgs. 271-282) 1.

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   4.00 – Welcome to Cognitive Psychology (complete the diagnostic – note your score on your Journal for future reference) 4.01 – Introduction to Memory (fill out journal – take a quiz) 4.02 – Encoding, Storing and Retrieving (journal and quiz) 4.03 – Forgetting and the Biological Bases of Memory (journal and questions) Click here to ...

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   • By reading and thinking about Module 4, participating in classroom activities, and completing out-of-class assignments, you should be able to: Imagine three potential friends or romantic partners. One person agrees with everything you say. Most of you will find a relationship with someone like that somewhat boring.

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   • Recall that a science requires objective observation. Wundt believed that mental processes beyond simple sensations—for example, memory and thoughts—depended too much on the individual’s interpretation to be observed objectively. Hence to him only part of what we now think of as psychology could be a true science.

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   When did psychology start?

   • The term psychology first appeared in 1520, but systematic thinking about human behavior and mental processes began far before then. Morton Hunt (2007) places the real beginning around 600 BC. Prior to that date, people simply assumed without question that human thoughts and emotions were implanted by gods.

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   1.1 What Is Psychology 1.2 Contemporary Psychology 1.3 Why Is Research Important? 1.4 Approaches to Psychology 1.5 Analyzing Findings 1.6 Ethics Chapter 1: Introduction to Psychology Chapter 2 2.1 Human Genetics 2.2 Cells of the Nervous System 2.3 Parts of the Nervous System 2.4 The Brain and Spinal Cord 2.5 The Endocrine System Chapter 2: Biopsychology