1. August 19, 2013 Table of Contents: Agenda: 8. Lie Detection
9. History of Psychology Book
Agenda:
Finish/Check work from Friday
Forensic Psychology- Can lies be detected?
History of Psychology (notes and book)
Homework:
Chapter 1 Quiz on Friday! (your graphic organizer!)
Do Now:
On a piece of paper, write down three true statements about yourself and one lie.

2. As we watch the video clips, take notes on page 8:
How do lie detectors work?
Are the reliable? Why or Why not?
What are the non-verbal ways to detect lies?
Can lies be detected?

3. The Lie Detector

4. Facial Detection

5. History of Psychology

6. Historical Perspectives
Ancient Greece: Introspection “Know Thyself” (Plato, Aristotle, Hippocrates)
Middle Ages: abnormal behavior was influenced by demons
Wundt- Structuralism
Subconscious can be broken down into definable “structures”, Father of Psychology- 1879
Functionalism- James
Stream of Consciousness, subconscious is constantly adapting and changing
Behaviorism- Watson
We should focus on observable behaviors not the subconscious
Reinforcement- B.F. Skinner
Rewards/punishments influence behavior
Gestalt School-
The mind “finishes the picture”
Psychoanalysis- Freud
Our behavior is a product of subconscious desires, urges, phobias, etc.

7. Accordion- Psychology Schools of Thought
Create foldable
Use pages 18-20
Label schools:
Structuralism
Functionalism
Behaviorism
Psychoanalysis
Identify for each school:
Who?
When?
What are the major beliefs of this school?
Accordion- Psychology Schools of Thought