History and Systems: Prescientific Psychology

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Across
  1. 3. philosopher-theologians committed to examining the pagan works of the Greek philosophers
  2. 5. the belief that mental and physical realms are interdependent
  3. 6. our sense are how we learn about our world but the sensory information had to be organized by our intellect
  4. 9. Scholastic Method
  5. 12. sought a pure and unified Spanish-Christian race, persecuted the Jews as a threat to the monarchy
  6. 13. all science is good when it serves religious purposes
  7. 14. proposed a natural philosophy that represented a shift away from mythic narratives
  8. 16. Theory of Ideas or Eternal Forms
  9. 17. assumed separation of nephesh and psyche
  10. 18. health is dependent on the balancing of four bodily fluids or humors
  11. 19. knowledge can only be obtained through the senses
  12. 20. soft determinism, criterion of truth (based on compelling evidence)
Down
  1. 1. assumes the separation and relative independence of the nonmaterial soul from the material body
  2. 2. nothing is certain
  3. 4. proposed the Doctrine of Universal Flux and Unity of Opposites
  4. 7. the belief that there was something more fundamental than the four elements
  5. 8. enhances critical thinking through a dialectical process
  6. 10. mental and physical events are independent of one another but congruent
  7. 11. the belief that the universe was made from one element
  8. 13. hylomorphism; the interdependence of mind and body, matter and form
  9. 15. naturism, empiricism, egoistic hedonism