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6 figures involved with functionalism
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- G.S Hall - James Cattell - John Dewey - James Angell - Harvey Carr - Robert Woodworth
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He was an organizer, propagandist and administrator. He has the first american journal of psychology and was primarily interested in child and educational psychology
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GS Hall
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- He made the graduate and research model - brought freud and jung to USA - founded APA with James
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GS Hall
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- first professor in psychology of Pennsylvania - developed the fullerton Cattell principle- coined the term mental test- dealt with work associations, reaction times and scientific eminence via of ranking (american men of science)
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James Cattell
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Traditionalist view of JND
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As a fact
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Functionalism view of JND
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As an error
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Equally often noticed differences are equal
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Fullerton- Cattell Principle
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- psychology first text - professor of philosophy - reflex arc- progressive education movement- a distortion - center for dewey studies
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John Dewey
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Paper said to found functionalism; stimuli and responses just have different roles (functionalism) in the coordination of a reflex, not a stand alone role as absolutes
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Reflex arc
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Resolve the sensory/memory RT "controversy", in same issue of psych review as dewey;s "reflex arc", two classics to launch functionalism
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James Angell
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- created the "adaptive act"- a motivating stimulus - thinking never repeated with same content, but the functional characteristics repeat
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Harvey Carr
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The origin of motivation research
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Adaptive act
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All activity initiated by some sensory experience
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A motivating stimulus
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- functionalism, plus purpose/motivation; - introduced the term "drive" - and the stimulus-organism-response (in contrast to behavorism S-R) - woodworth prsonal data sheet"
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Robert woodworth
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The stimulus elicits a different effect or response depending on the state of the organism. The “O” (for organism) mediates the relationship between the stimulus and the response.
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Stimulus-organism-response
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