Freud's theory is based on his own experiences, observations and research
Behavioural psychology theorists believe that behaviour is a function of the interaction between the environment and the individual
behavioural psychology theorists: Ivan Pavlov , john .B Watson , B.F Skinner
Ivan Pavlov dog experiment : the conditioned response is a reflex response to a conditioned stimulus ( classical conditioning)
john b. Watson little albert classical conditioning: 1. association of a neutral stimulus with a unpleasant stimulus 2. association of a pleasant stimulus with a unpleasant stimulus
b.f skinner - operant conditioning, operant conditioning is the process of learning through reinforcement
Psychodynamic theorists : sigmund freud, karl jung, erik erikson, karen Horney
Sigmund freud - father of psychoanalysis, believed that the mind is made up of three parts: id, ego and superego
sigmund Freud talk therapy - patient and therapist talk about their feelings and thoughts
Karl jung theorized archetypes and the representation of one self
Karen Horney - theorized that the unconscious mind is a source of conflict and that the conscious mind is a source of control
Erik Erickson theorized that people go through eight stages of development from birth to death.
Abraham Maslow theorized that people have a hierarchy of needs that must be met before they can achieve self-actualization+
victor frankl theorized that people can choose how to respond to adversity and can choose to find meaning in their suffering
carl rogers theorized that people are born with a sense of self that is based on their perception of the world ( client centered therapy )
humanistic psychology theorists : victor frankl, Abraham Maslow, Carl Rogers
Jean Piaget theorized that children develop cognitively through a series of stages called stages of cognitive development.
Noam Chomsky theorized that language is innate and that it is acquired through a process of learning.
Albert bandura theorized that imitation is a form of learning that occurs through observing others ( bobo experiment)
Elizabeth loftus theorized that the memory of a traumatic event is influenced by the way it is reported
Freud used dreams, projections, and free association to explain the unconscious mind.
Sigmund Freud Theorized that the mind is made up of three parts: the id, the ego, and the superego