1. Sink or Float???
Let’s take out your ‘Sink or Float’ graphic organizer from yesterday.
Last chance to change your mind!!

2. Sink or Float??? Let’s see what happens! Apple Grapes Carrots Potato
Nectarine
Sweet Potato
Banana

3. Sink or Float??? Let’s see what happens! How many did you get right??
Apple
Grapes
Carrots
Potato
Nectarine
Sweet Potato
Banana
How many did you get right??

4. Sink or Float In what way could this experiment compare to your life?
On the back of your page under activity reflection answer the following question:
In what way could this experiment compare to your life?
What do you think determines if you sink or float? Be specific.
Do you think there are things you can to keep to keep from sinking? Be specific

5. Perspectives in Psychology
Now let’s see your perspective on psychology!
Carefully read each statement below and write ‘agree’ or ‘disagree’ next to the statement.

6. Perspectives in Psychology
On the back page, tally your answers and add your tallies to get your totals
What’s your preference for psychology perspectives??

7. Perspectives in Psychology
Did you agree or disagree MORE within each set?
More??
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Psycho-dynamic
Behavioral
Humanistic
Existential
Cognitive
Biological
Evolutionary
Socio-cultural

8. Crash Course - Psychology
Episode #1
Answer your questions as you watch!

9. WHAT IS PSYCHOLOGY? Main Perspectives include: Psychodynamic
THE SCIENCE OF BEHAVIOR AND MENTAL PROCESSES.
Main Perspectives include:
Psychodynamic
Behaviorism
Humanism
Cognitive
Evolutionary
Biological
Socio-Cultural

10. Friday, August 4th Good morning!
Remember – today we have homeroom AFTER first block!
Reminders:
Monday – Class Materials Due!
3 ring notebook
Divider tabs (9)
Lined paper
Colored pencils
Pens or pencils
Class Website: gpowell6.weebly.com

11. Perspectives in Psychology
Psychodynamic Behaviorism Humanism
Cognitive Evolutionary Biological
Socio-Cultural
Conditioning Responses
Ivan Pavlov
Responses to external stimuli
Ignors inner mental states
Hypnosis
Sigmund Freud
Unconscious
Buried memories
Instincts
Gestalt Psychology
Trial & Error
Mental problem solving
Measures observable behavior
Ignors inner mental states
Social dynamics
Groups
Conformity
Social Norms
Genetics
Inescapable tendencies
Uncontrollable
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12. So what does this mean?
Since Psychology is a science it is backed by proven research.
Some of the theories we study are based off of old psychological principles and theory alone

13. Psychodynamic Psychodynamic perspective
Puts an emphasis on the unconscious mind to determine our behaviors and decisions
Id, Ego, Superego
Important people
Sigmund Freud
Alfred Adler
Carl Jung

14. Behaviorism Behaviorist perspective
Studies behavior through rewards, punishments, reinforcements, and observations
Important People
B.F. Skinner
Ivan Pavlov
Albert Bandura
John Watson

15. HIPPIE LOVE Humanistic perspective
Focuses on uniquely human issues, such as the self, hope, love, creativity, nature, being, becoming, individuality.
Important People
Abraham Maslow
Carl Rogers

16. Cognitive Cognitive Perspective
How people think, remember, perceive, and solve problems
Important People
Jean Piaget
Noam Chomsky

17. EVOLUTIONARY Evolutionary perspective
We are the result of thousands of years of adaptation and survival of the fittest.
Important People
Charles Darwin

18. Biomedical Biological Perspective
Focus on biology and medical treatments
Important People
Paul Broca
Carl Wernicke
Phineas Gage

19. Socio-Cultural Socio-Cultural
Focuses on our interaction within the larger culture as a means of developing our identity and explaining our behavior.

20. Last but not least the all encompassing BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL