Module 1 Flashcards
Systematic Observations
observing the world in an organized manner
- leads to hypotheses we can test
Hypothesis
a logical, testable idea
Theory
groups of closely related phenomenon or observations
What is ethics in science?
- Informed consent
- Confidentiality
- Privacy
- Benefits
- Deception
Empiricism
All knowledge comes from exeperience
Psychophysics
question of the relationship between mental experience and material
Introspection
self - reports to reactions to various stimuli
a) mind could be measured and the nature of consciousness could be revealed through scientific means
Structuralism
American psych, sought to describe the elements of conscience experience
Functionalism
American psych, focused on the utility of conscienceless (what the mind does)
Gesalt Psych
study unity of experience
a) mind processes info simultaneously rather than sequentially
b) precursor to cognitive psych: study of mental processes
Behaviorism
rejected any reference to mind and viewed overt and observable behavior as the proper subject matter psych
a) Ivan Pavlov and conditional learning
Flashbulb memory
a significant memory of an emotional event
Scientist Practitioner Model
research and clinical skills
Scholar Practitioner Model
clinical practice