1. The Beginning• Whilhelm Wundt• G. Stanley Hall

• Edward Bradford Titchener• Structuralism• Functionalism• William James

• Mary Whiton Calkins • Margaret Floy Washburn

2. 1920s through today• John B. Watson• Rosalie Rayner• Behaviorism

• Humanistic psychology• B. F. Skinner• Sigmund Freud

• Cognitive neuroscience• Psychology - definition

2. Psychology’s Biggest Question- nature vs nurture

- Charles Darwin- natural selection

Psychology’s Three Main Levels of Analysis

• Biopsychosocial approach

3. Psychology’s Approaches• Behavioral• Biological• Cognitive• Evolutionary• Humanistic

• Psychodynamic• Social-cultural

4. Psychology’s Subfields• psychometrics

• Developmental psychology• Educational psychology• Personality psychology• Social psychology

• Industrial-organizational (I/O) psychology• Human factors psychology• Counseling psychology

• Psychiatry• Positive psychology

• Community psychology

4. - basic research

- applied research

5. Basic Research Subfields

• Cognitive psychologist• Developmental psychologist • Educational psychologist• Experimental psychologist

• Psychometric and Quantitative Psychologist

• Social psychologist

6. Applied Research Subfields • Forensic psychologist• Health psychologist

• Industrial-organizational psychologist• Neuropsychologist

• Rehabilitation psychologist• School psychologist• Sport psychologist

6. The Helping Professions

• Clinical psychologist• Community psychologist• Counseling psychologist