What comes to mind when you think about Psychology?

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What comes to mind when you think about Psychology? Do Now What comes to mind when you think about Psychology?

Do Now What is the main idea of behaviorism and how did behaviorism influence psychology’s evolution?

Do Now Name two different psychological approaches and explain the main ideas of each.

Do Now What are the main ideas of Structuralism and Functionalism and who were the people behind each approach?

Do Now What are the main ideas of the Cognitive approach, when did it become important and who are the people who influenced this perspective?

Do Now How did Sigmund Freud’s theory (Psychoanalysis) affect the mainstream of psychology?