I hate study subjects...that's why I took none in high school.
One of my electives now (psychology) is a study subject. We have a test tomorrow.
Since I don't know how to study, I just make up mnemonic devices to know where
all the names and that came from xDD
For example:
(if you can't follow this don't worry, I'm just crazy)
In order to remember who pioneered structuralism, functionalism, behaviorism,
that-german-word-I-can't-pernounce-ism, and psychoanalatic psychology
I have come up with the following:
One of my favorite characters in Xenosaga; Wilhelm = Wilhelm Wundt
(and I know structuralism is first)
n/a
Balthazar versus Constantine = John Watson
(John was Constantine's first name, and the B in Balthazar is for Behavouralism.
n/a
Psychology = Sigmund Freud
(when most people think of psychology they think Sigmund Freud.
Psychoanalatic Psychology is the only thing left.)
Then for the two not availables (William James and Max Werheimur) I just think
of it alphabetically.
That's no good without knowing what order everything was founded in, so
I just think of it logically:
first you make a design (structure = structuralism)
then you figure out how it works (function = functionalism)
you them observe it working (behaviour = behaviouralism)
And then it's just all and none. All being whole, and whole being what that
German word means in English. Does your head hurt yet? xD
One of my electives now (psychology) is a study subject. We have a test tomorrow.
Since I don't know how to study, I just make up mnemonic devices to know where
all the names and that came from xDD
For example:
(if you can't follow this don't worry, I'm just crazy)
In order to remember who pioneered structuralism, functionalism, behaviorism,
that-german-word-I-can't-pernounce-ism, and psychoanalatic psychology
I have come up with the following:
One of my favorite characters in Xenosaga; Wilhelm = Wilhelm Wundt
(and I know structuralism is first)
n/a
Balthazar versus Constantine = John Watson
(John was Constantine's first name, and the B in Balthazar is for Behavouralism.
n/a
Psychology = Sigmund Freud
(when most people think of psychology they think Sigmund Freud.
Psychoanalatic Psychology is the only thing left.)
Then for the two not availables (William James and Max Werheimur) I just think
of it alphabetically.
That's no good without knowing what order everything was founded in, so
I just think of it logically:
first you make a design (structure = structuralism)
then you figure out how it works (function = functionalism)
you them observe it working (behaviour = behaviouralism)
And then it's just all and none. All being whole, and whole being what that
German word means in English. Does your head hurt yet? xD
