History Of Psych Flashcards

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John Stuart Mill

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Social sciences can only be improved by the involvement of methodology of physical sciences
-> newton as inspiration

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Epistemology

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Theory of knowledge and justification

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Empiricism

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(Empirical= experience based) states knowledge comes from sensory experience

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Descriptive

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What do sciences do

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Normative

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What should sciences do? What preconditions should sciences have

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1600-1800 (mechanization of the worldview)

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Scientific revolution (1600s) prepared polit rev in the Age of Enlightenment & industrial revolution (1700s)
Western civilization consolidated at this time (modern thinking economy etc)

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1600-1800 mechanization of the worldview
In terms of psychology

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Middle Ages and renaissance; mystical worldview, spiritual, from authorities (god)
1600s: science, mathematics
1800s: universe and humans are laws of science

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1600s: scientific revolution

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  • theologians believed there is a perfect operator behind the perfect mechanistic world
  • world as mechanism: Galileo and decadtes-> analogy. Popular against magic and alchemy.
    Newton: ungodly picture, always inaccuracies explainable by god
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