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Hoofdstuk 1 Flashcards

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Opened his first laboratory in Leipzig (1879). Philosophische studien

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Wilhelm Wundt

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Founder of clinical psychology. the psychologic clinic

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Lightner Witmer

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Technique of paired associations. first female president of APA

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Mary Calkins

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Studies of differences between men and women

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Helen thompson

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Principles of psychology

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William James

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Experimental psychology

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Robert woodworth

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Miller1

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Johannes Müller

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Miller2

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Georg Müller

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Miller3

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George Miller

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Miller 4

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Earl Miller

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Mental processes by association

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associationism

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all mental content is sensory in nature

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Sensoristic

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elementary sensations are building blocks of more complex contents

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atomistic

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more complex contents are created by means of association

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associative

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if two things often appear at the same time, presence of one, reminds you of the other

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law of continguity

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neural basis of law of continguity

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long term potentiation

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cells that wire together fire together

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Hebb’s Law

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modern form of association

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connectionism

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face reflects character

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physiognomy

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healing trough magnetic forces

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mesmerism

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healing trough correct, positive thinking

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mental healing

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connect with the spirits of the dead

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spiritualism

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holism vs localizationism

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Flourens vs Gall

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loss of vital functions

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removal of brain stem

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loss of motor coordination

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removal of cerebellum

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loss of higher mental functions

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removal of cerebral cortex

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conduction of nerve impulses takes time

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speed of nerve impulses

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just noticable difference from constant ratio

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Psychophysics Weber

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Logarithmic relation between physical and psychological quantities

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Psychophysics Fechner

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the mind consists of modules and central systems (Fodor)

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Modularity of the mind

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Rapid automatic processing with specific knowledge (Sacks)

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face perception

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