Ones To Remember Flashcards

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Lexical hypothesis

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All aspects of human personality which are or have been of importance have already become recorded in language

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2
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Empirical

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Observable data
Objective data
Knowledge is verifiable

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3
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Sternbergs 3 aspects of intelligence

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Analytic
Creative
Practical

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4
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Causal primacy

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Assumption that traits determine behaviour

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5
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Top down processing

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Perception is active and constructive.

Not just determined by the stimulus

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6
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Bottom up processing

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Stimulus
Cognitive process
Response

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7
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Procedural knowledge

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Knowledge HOW to do something

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8
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Declarative knowledge

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Knowledge ABOUT something

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9
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Endocrine system

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Major control system of the body.

Based on hormones

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10
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Reductionism

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Complex phenomena can be best understood by reducing them to separate similar parts

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11
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Emergence

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Properties only exist when a system is viewed in its entirety

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12
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Piaget - processes for cognitive development

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Assimilation and accommodation

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13
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Lexical tradition

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Using words to describe personality based attributes

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14
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Multivariate approach

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Use of multivariate models of personality structure

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15
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Induction

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All facts are constructed and subject to selection and censorship

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16
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Phrenology

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Measurements of the human skull

17
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Cognition

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Processes of knowing - remembering and reasoning

18
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Congruence

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Self concept - how we view ourselves

19
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Self actualisation

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The basics drive of the human organism.

The drive to reach ones full potential as a human

20
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Assimilation

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Adding to existing knowledge

21
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Accommodation

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Look at things differently based on new experiences

22
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Checkland - science is a human activity characterised by :

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Reductionism
Repeatability
Refutation

23
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Hypo seductive model

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Theories - hypothesis - tested against facts.

If there is a discrepancy- theory is reformulated

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Hypo deduction

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Real world 
Confirm/disconfirm 
Theory 
Reasoning 
Hypothesis 
Experiment 

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Operational definitions

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Precisely worded in terms of the operations necessary to measure something