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PSYCHOLOGY UNIT 1: APPROACHES TO PSYCHOLOGY, RESEARCH, & ETHICS WORKSHEET-DP-1 24.7.2015 DIRECTIONS: Use your textbook, class discussion, and any other available resource(s) to complete the following questions. (150 WORDS ONLY) 1) Define Psychology. 1: Psychology is the study of an individual’s mindset or frame of mind through experiments that are of an empirical nature. It can also be found through observation. 2) Why study Psychology? (list at least 2 reasons) ANMOL- I chose Psychology as a subject because I find it interesting and I feel that it will be needed in the future to understand ethics and people in their workplace. VIKRAM- The reason why I took psychology was due to the fact that the career line I want to get into is law. For law I figured that I would need the ability to understand an individual’s mind and what type their frame of mind is when they file a case which I would need to solve. That is why i believe I need to study a human’s mindset and the different kinds of personality different people can have. RAHUL-my main reason I choose psychology is that it would help me in the future.as I want to be a business man I need to understand and foretell what exactly my costumers want. 3) What are the four goals of Psychology? The four goals are: to understand or to study the human brain: To fathom the human behavioral patterns: understanding how the hormones or the various chemicals of the body affect the brain of a person: To get to the roots of how an individual’s mindset or frame of mind was created. 4) Roots of psychology Sigmund Freud introduced the theory for psychology that the human subconscious could not exactly be studied but it could be felt. He also gave analysis on the human brain and gave his successors (us) the basis behind what a psyche people going through childhood have, he also gave the analysis behind sexual desires and proved the face that a person’s behavior is due to him or her having a certain motive. Explain Wundt’s idea of introspection. Wundt’s idea was that if he really tried and made a person recount everything they did and why they did it and how they felt about the activities they did, then he would gain an insight into their life and into their psyche. What role did William James play in the development of Psychology? He set up one of the first psychology laboratory in the US and was also the psychologist who invented the concept of functionalism. List and know the six Contemporary/Modern Approaches to studying Psychology. 1: Biological approach 2: Cognitive approach 3: Psychoanalytic approach 4: Humanistic approach 5: Cross-cultural approach 6: Evolutionary approach Briefly describe the Psychoanalytic Approach to Psychology. Which psychologist is most closely associated with this approach? Sigmund Freud is the most related psychologist to this approach. This approach claims that the childhood experiences an individual goes through is what shapes their traits, personality and development of their development. 1. What are the key principles of the Behavioral Approach to Psychology? Which psychologists are most closely associated with this approach? Analysis of how learning occurs based reward and the punishment one may face upon doing certain things. 2. What are they key principles of Sociocultural Psychology? The key features of Sociocultural psychology is that an individual’s learning process is affected by the surrounding or their environment they live in. The environment has a huge impact on the learning process of a person. 3. What are the key ideas of Biological Psychology? Biological psychology is the use of biology to study how the hormones and different chemicals in the human brain affect the most people think, feel emotions, etc.