Chapter 1 Flashcards

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Historiography

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to study the history of history

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Edwin Boring

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  • Wrote the most influential modern history of psychology

- focused on experimental method

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Approaches to study of history of psychology

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Person- focus on individuals

Zeitgeist- “spirit of the times” looks at context and prevailing ideologies, state of economy etc..

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4
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Goethe

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concept of zeitgeist

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5
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knowledge of history as both cyclical and progressive allows us to recognize the emergence of _________ or __________ ideas etc.

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knowledge of history as both cyclical and progressive allows us to recognize the emergence of NEW or REIMAGINED ideas etc.

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6
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Progress is never smooth. Development of social sciences is:

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  • discontinuous
  • includes periods of consensus + radical upheaval
  • defining paradigm through revolution of ‘normal’ science’
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7
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history of psychology could be described as a ladder, cyclical or…

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a spiral as it seems to recirculate ideas at higher and higher levels

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example of radical upheaval in psych history

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feminists movement challenging the “man’s world, man’d science” foundation contributing to a pervasive male bias.

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9
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Kuhn

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  • wrote structure of Scientific Revoltuon

- explained development of knowledge from paradigm to paradigm

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paradigm

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fundamental beliefs that guide workers in a scientific field/study

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Example of a shift in paradigm

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Darwins theory of evolution

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What contributes to the subjective nature of scientists view of the world

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current paradigms, context of situation

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benefits of contrasting paradigms

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-combined offer explanations of many aspects of field, while each addresses specific areas from different perspectives

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14
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What element of study has consistently generated debate among competing paradigms within psychology

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Data: What is and is not considered relevant and the interpretation of both.

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15
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Feminisim helped to identify ___________in field of psychology. How did F alter historiography and history of psychology

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  • bias and distortions
  • acknowledgment of women who contributed to development
  • encouraged study of the psychology of women
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16
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compensatory history refers to…and was coined by…

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the inclusion and acknowledgment of contributions women have made to psychology.~ FUROMOTO

17
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_______ ______our conception of gender and science are mutually determined by one another

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science gender-system