Intro To Psych In Historical Context Flashcards

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Empiricism

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All ideas come from 5 senses and we are not born with ideas

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Who found emiricism?

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John locke and Thomas reid

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Why empiricism is important

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Statement in psychology (thoughts, feelings, actions)
Claim about epistemology (what knowledge is and how to require it)

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What is empiricism in rhe context of epistemology

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We weed go itno the world and understand it

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Physiology

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Study if organ systems and what they do

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Hermann von helmholtz

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First to measure speed of newrve impulse and did a lot with sensory physiology

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Psychophysics

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Study of relationship between physicsl properties of a stimulus snd psychologicsl effects it evokes

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Wilhelm Wundt

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Was the firet psychologist and ran the first research lab. He tried to institutionalize psychology

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Functionalism

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Philosophy of mind

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G stanley hall

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Did the study of adolescents and popularized the term.

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James mckeen cattell

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Did the study if individual experiences and tried to measure intelligence. He thought that intelligence was genetic

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Behaviourism

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Undertandinf behaviours of humans and other animals

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John watson

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Coined the term behavourism. Thought that psycologists should stop studying consciousness since it cant be observed like behaviours

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Frederic bartlett

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He was interested in memory and looked at obervsnle behaviour

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Who made rhe first intelligence test?

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Alfred binet

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Six perspectives

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Psychodynamic, physiological, behavioural, cognitive, social cultural, evolutionary

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Psychodynamic

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Unconscious process and unresolved past conflicts as influences on behaviour

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Physiological perspective

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Idea of our mind is peoduct of out activities

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Behavioural perspective

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Focus on learning and what triggers certain behaviour

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Neural impulse

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Electro chemical signal that enables neurons to communicate

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Introspection

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Method of focusing on internal processes

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Consciousness

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Awareness of ourselves and our environment

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Structuralism

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School of americal psychology that sought to describe the elements of conscious experience

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Individual differences

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Ways in which people differ in terms of their behaviour, emotions, cognition, and development

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Eugenics
Practice of selective breeding to promote desired traits
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Gestalt psychology
Attempt to study unity of experience
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Cognitive psychology
Study of mentsl processes
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Flashbulb memory
Highly detailed and vivid memory of an emotionally significant event
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Tip of the tongue phenomenon
Inability to pull a word from memory even though there is the sensation that the word is available
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Scientist practitioner model
Model of training of professional psychologists thst emphasizes the development iv both research and clinical skills
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Scholar practitioner model
Model of training of professional psychologists thst emphasizes clinical practice