The founder of this school is the American psychologist John Broadus Watson of 1912 (1858-1878 J. B. Watson, ),\nIt was influenced by the experiments of the Russian physiologist Pavlov (1849 Pavla,), winner of the 1904 Nobel Prize.\nThe constructivist school criticized in its emphasis on the study of observable behavior indirectly using the introspection method,\nSo I focused on studying only directly observable or virtual behavior,\nAs a subject of study in psychology.\nThis school was not interested in studying psychological functions,\nOr the so-called black box.\nBehavioral psychology emerged from this school,\nand behavioral medicine,\nIt was from the constructivist school that empirical psychology emerged,\nor demo,\nAnd from the functional school emerged cognitive psychology,\nand psychometrics,\nAs for the Freudian school, psychoanalytic science emerged,\nAnd from the intentional school emerged the psychology of motives and emotions,\nThe Gestalt school emerged from Gestalt or cognitive psychology. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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