Studyguide for history and systems of psychology by Brennan / [material prepared and written by Cram101].

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Cram101 (Firm)

Contributor(s):

Brennan, James F [aut]

Material type:

TextSeries: Just the facts101Publication details: [United States] : Content Technologies Inc. ; Academic Internet Publishers, 2007Description: 180 p. : ill. b&w ; 28 cmContent type:

text

ISBN:

978148802865

Other title:

Study guide for history and systems of psychology by Brennan

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

150.9

Contents:

Ch. 1. Introduction: Past for Present -- Ch. 2. Psychological Foundations in Ancient Greece -- Ch. 3. From Rome Through the Middle Ages -- Ch. 4. The Reawakening of Intellectual Life -- Ch. 5. The Emergence of Modern Science -- Ch. 6. Sensationalism and Positivism: The French Traditions -- Ch. 7. Mental Passivity: The British Tradition -- Ch. 8. Mental Activity: The German Tradition -- Ch. 9. Competing Models of Psychology -- Ch. 10. Nineteenth-Century Bases of Psychology -- Ch. 11. The Founding of Modern Psychology -- Ch. 12. American Functionalism -- Ch. 13. The Gestalt Movement -- Ch. 14. Psychoanalysis -- Ch. 15. Behaviorism -- Ch. 16. The Third Force Movement -- Ch. 17. Contemporary Trends: Neofunctionalism -- Ch. 18. Epilogue.

Summary: For courses in History, Systems of Psychology, and History of Science or Philosophy. Now in its sixth edition, History and Systems of Psychology effectively introduces the complexities of psychology's origins. The material is presented with full support for students learning the context of historical, cultural, social, and philosophical developments.

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Cram101 textbook outlines to accompany: History and systems of psychology [by] Brennan, 6th edition.

Ch. 1. Introduction: Past for Present --
Ch. 2. Psychological Foundations in Ancient Greece --
Ch. 3. From Rome Through the Middle Ages --
Ch. 4. The Reawakening of Intellectual Life --
Ch. 5. The Emergence of Modern Science --
Ch. 6. Sensationalism and Positivism: The French Traditions --
Ch. 7. Mental Passivity: The British Tradition --
Ch. 8. Mental Activity: The German Tradition --
Ch. 9. Competing Models of Psychology --
Ch. 10. Nineteenth-Century Bases of Psychology --
Ch. 11. The Founding of Modern Psychology --
Ch. 12. American Functionalism --
Ch. 13. The Gestalt Movement --
Ch. 14. Psychoanalysis --
Ch. 15. Behaviorism --
Ch. 16. The Third Force Movement --
Ch. 17. Contemporary Trends: Neofunctionalism --
Ch. 18. Epilogue.

For courses in History, Systems of Psychology, and History of Science or Philosophy.
Now in its sixth edition, History and Systems of Psychology effectively introduces the complexities of psychology's origins. The material is presented with full support for students learning the context of historical, cultural, social, and philosophical developments.

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