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The concept that the mind and body are seperate became popular in the 1600s.
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Disagreed with dualism, and thought that the mind controlled the body's movements, sensations, and perceptions.
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Became an important practice
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WIlliam "the father of psychology" James taught first class at Harvard University.
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Wilhelm Vundt started his Laboratory of Psychology
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In 1883, Galton published a book about heredity and developement
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It took William James 12 years to write the first textbook about psychology.
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Sigmond Freud began his research on he unconscious mind in Vienna
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Freud learned about urges in a dream analysis
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Skiner wrote a novel called Walden Two which described his Utopia
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Cognitivists developed
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focused on how we process, store, and use information
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Described human nature as evolving and self-directed
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Researchers divided hospitlized psychiatric patients into two groups
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Published the idea that modern science began to emerge by combining philosophers reflections
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illustratedthe cultural implications of a simple reflexive behavior