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Naturalism; Physical properties can explain all life
Animism; Nature is alive
Humanism; Natural explanation for anything that happens
Mathematics; Math and reason leads to knowledge
Biological view
Faith view
Naturalistic view
Mathematical view
Rational view
Humanistic view
True
False
Hierarchy of souls
Monism
Laws of Association
Four elements
Scala Naturae
Self-reflection
Bodily urges are greater than the soul
Thoughts should be human-centered
Faith is above reason
Humans are not unique
True
False
True
False
Tabula rasa; we all begin with a blank slate
The body is like a machine; minus the brain which is not of the body
Faith comes before reason and the soul is above bodily urges
Human-centered thoughts and art/beauty
The dark ages
The renaissance
The crusades
The mordern era
Predominantly began with Descortes, looked at doubt and dualistic thinking; more specifically the machine-like body
Predominantly began with Locke, thought we began with a blank slate, and thoughts went from simple to complex
Predominantly began with Darwin, evolution through natural selection, had functional and comparative views
Predominantly began with Galton, studies fingerprints and more specifically Eugenics
Sensitive
Anatomical
Rational
Deceptive
Vegetative
Irrational
Predominantly began with Locke, thought we began with a blank slate, and thoughts went from simple to complex
Predominantly began with Galton, studies fingerprints and more specifically Eugenics
Predominantly began with Descortes, looked at doubt and dualistic thinking; more specifically the machine-like body
Predominantly began with Darwin, evolution through natural selection, had functional and comparative views
The study of Ancient psychology and how Aristotles works contributed to modern-day psychology
Finding good humans and allowing them to reproduce and preventing those who are not-so-good from not reproducing
Looking at how everything that has a function, has a purpose
A view supported by the idea that humans are not unique, humans are related to many breeds of animals and have similar characteristics
True
False
Tuke
Pinel
Dixon
Kraepelin
Moniz
Galen
Emil Kraepelin
James Braid
Anton Mesmer
William Tuke
James Braid
Anton Mesmer
Egas Moniz
William Tuke
Anton Mesmer
Emil Kraepelin
Egas moniz
Emil Kraepelin
William Tuke
James Braid
Egas moniz
True
False
Functional theory
Area of localization
Flourens theory
Structualism
True
False
Psychophysics
Psychoanalysis
Voluntarism
Structualism
Ernst Weber
Herman Von Helmholtz
Wilhelm Wundt
William James
Ernst Weber
William James
William Wundt
Hemran Von Helmholtz
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