Psychology 1000 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Cultural Psychology, Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung

• School: Western University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: Psychology 1000
• Professor: Mike Atkinson

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Basic time management: identify your best time for study, study di cult subjects rst, use distributed learning, make sure your environment is supportive, set time for your social life, set time to sleep & eat, combine activities. Humanistic tradition - focuses on values and choice. Examples include: carl rogers" therapy and the self. Biological tradition - focuses on neural & chemical basis of behaviour. Sociocultural tradition - humans are imbedded in a culture. Examples include: cross cultural psychology and issues in development disorders/thinking. Example, putting hand over a re causes a re ex to pull away. Just noticeable di erence was created by him to measure sensation. Wilhelm wundt - the founder of psychology, opened the rst university degree for psychology in leipzig in 1879. William james - claims to have been the founder of psychology and did work on animal learning, very experimental. Wrote the rst psychology textbook in 1908 at. James fought for calkins to come and study.