Approaches - origins of psychology

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What did Wundt set to study in his lab? document and describe the nature of human consciousness
What is introspection? First systematic experimental attempt to study the mind by breaking up conscious awareness into basic structures of thoughts, images and sensations.
How did Wundt use introspection? Him and his coworkers recorded their own conscious thoughts with the aim of breaking them down into their constituent parts
What is structuralism isolating the structure of consciousness
How did Wundt and his coworkers make sure their methods were controlled - All introspections recorded under strictly controlled conditions - Same stimulus used each time - standardised instructions given to participants -
How did Wundt separate psychology from experimental philosophy to a science By conducting controlled and repeatable psychological experiments
What criticism did Watson give for introspection Data was highly subjective as it varied greatly from person to person, so it was impossible to establish general principles
What did Watson propose so that the behaviourist approach was born That private mental processes should not be studied, truly scientific psychology should restrict itself to studying observable and measurable phenomena
What did Watson and Skinner introduce to psychology Language and methods of natural sciences
What did the behaviourism approach focus on scientific processes involved in learning and carefully controlled lab experiments
What did Descartes introduce to psychology, and what did it mean. Cartesian Dualism - mind and body are separate from each other
What did Locke propose to psychology and what did it mean Empiricism - all experiences can be obtained through the senses, human beings inherit neither knowledge nor instincts
Name the order that all approaches were established in (9) 1 - experimental philosophy 2 - introspection 3 - psychodynamic 4 - behaviourism 5 - humanistic 6 - cognitive 7 - social learning theory 8 - biological 9 - cognitive neuroscience
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