1) Origins of Psychology Flashcards

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Who established the first psychology lab

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  • Wilhem Wundt in Germant, Lepzig
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What is introspection

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  • First systematic experimental attempt to study the mind
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What did Aunt ensure his procedures were

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Standardised (same instructions same procedure etc were carried out)
- giving ticking clock they would report feelings, everyone carried out in the same way

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What did introspection lead to the development of

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Structuralism - identification of consciousness by breaking it up into basic structures - sensations

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In the 1900s what did behaviourists think about introspection

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  • Believed it was subjective, influences by personal perspective
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What dominated psychology in the 1930s

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Behaviourist approach
- skinner Brough a lot of language and rigour of natural sciences to psych

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How long did the behaviourist approach dominate psychology

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50 years

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What led to the introduction of the cognitive approach in the world of psychology

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Computer revolution
- cognitive psychologists compared the mental processes to the likeness of a computer

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What approach was introduced in the 1980s

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The biological approach
- new technology such as fMRI and EEG were used more commonly

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