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Structuralism broke down mental processes into basic components, functionalism investigated the purposes of consciousness, and women made early contributions to the field despite facing discrimination. Mary Whiton Calkins was the first president of the APA but was denied her PhD from Harvard. Margaret Floy Washburn was the first woman to receive a PhD in psychology, from Cornell. Leta Stetter Hollingworth studied the psychology of gender.
Structuralism broke down mental processes into basic components, functionalism investigated the purposes of consciousness, and women made early contributions to the field despite facing discrimination. Mary Whiton Calkins was the first president of the APA but was denied her PhD from Harvard. Margaret Floy Washburn was the first woman to receive a PhD in psychology, from Cornell. Leta Stetter Hollingworth studied the psychology of gender.
Structuralism broke down mental processes into basic components, functionalism investigated the purposes of consciousness, and women made early contributions to the field despite facing discrimination. Mary Whiton Calkins was the first president of the APA but was denied her PhD from Harvard. Margaret Floy Washburn was the first woman to receive a PhD in psychology, from Cornell. Leta Stetter Hollingworth studied the psychology of gender.
a) Structuralism i) Break down mental processes into the most basic components and study them (1)Edward Titchner and Wilhelm Wundt b) Functionalism i) Investigates the functions/purposes of consciousness (1) William James ii) Supported by Darwins theory of Natural Selection c)
d) Women In Psychologys Early History
i) Mary Whiton Calkins (1) First President of APA (2) Not given her PHd from Harvard ii) Margaret Floy Washburn (1) First woman to receive a PHd in Psychology from Cornell iii)Leta Stetter Hollingworth
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Studied psychology of gender
Correlation does not imply causation
Proximity- tendency to see objects near each other as forming groups
Similarity- tendency to prefer to group like objects together Symmetry- tendency to perceive preferentially forms that make up mirror images Continuity- perceive preferentially fluid ofr continuous forms Closure- filling in the blanks