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1. The sociocultural view of psychology maintains that humans are
creatures
2. William James, a major influence in the functionalist school, taught a great deal about how our
help us cope with daily life.
3. Cognitive processes include
and
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psychologists are often concerned with mental or emotional disorders,
psychologists focus on helping people make life decisions
5. If you were a Gestalt psychologist, you would be concerned with the
or the
relationships of the parts to a whole picture.
6. The discipline of psychology is aimed at studying human behavior and human
processes
7. If you are mainly concerned with the social, psychological and physical changes in people over
their life spans, you're probably a
psychologist
8. Structuralists, like Wilhelm Wundt believed in the use of
to divide objective stimuli
from subjective mental states
9. li you take a humanistic or existential perspective in psychology, you believe people have
will and can make conscious choices
10. Carl Jung is associated with
psychology
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