Across
- 3. behavior is caused by a person's independent actions
- 6. systemized the behavioralist approach and popularized it
- 8. philosophical question of how experience relates to the brain
- 11. everything that happens has an observable/measurable cause
- 13. an attempt to describe the structures that compose the mind, particularly sensations, feelings, and images
- 14. believed that the main question of psychology was the nature of mental experiences
Down
- 1. focused on what the mind does rather than what it is
- 2. mind is separate from the brain but somehow still controls the brain/rest of body
- 4. a field of psychology that concentrates on observable, measurable behaviors, and not on mental processes
- 5. the view that conscious experience is inseparable from the physical brain
- 7. how do differences in behavior relate to differences in hereditary and environment?
- 9. revolutionized and popularized psychotherapy with his methods of analyzing patients' dreams and memories; tried to trace current behavior to early childhood experiences
- 10. hereditary
- 12. learn how people produce useful behaviors
- 15. environment