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History and Systems 1-4

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Wrote the first American psychology textbook
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Would examine the shape of a client’s head based on various cranial measurements and then make pronouncements about the persons personality, abilities and intelligence
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Is also known as experimental self-observation and was Wundt's research method
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He encountered a patient "Tan" and found an area of the brain
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Was the first to investigate learning and memory experimentally
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His most influential work is Psychology of Tone
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Cultural psychology
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Who is the inventor of phrenology?
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Who realized it was possible to measure the relationship between the physical and psychological worlds
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His theory is called Act Psychology
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Who is the founder of psychology?
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First American psychology student to visit Wundt's lab in 1879
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The evaluation of a persons character, intellect, and abilities based on facial features
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Discovered by Franz Anton Mesmer and involved relieving medical and psychological symptoms using animal magnetism
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A philosophical viewpoint whose chief tenet was that knowledge should be acquired though observation and experimentation
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Where did modern psychology’s research lab begin?
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Originator was Phineas Parkhurst Quimby
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Discovered by Franz Anton Mesmer
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Who discovered the two-point threshold and Weber's Law
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First American to earn a doctoral degree in psychology with Wundt
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Contact with the dead was their principle activity, but also treated depression and anxiety, gave advice on work, marriage and parenting
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An experimental psychology
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His research was the basis for reaction time studies - a mainstay in Wundt's psychology lab
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Wrote Essay Concerning Human Understanding
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Wrote On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection