Origins

Question 1

what is cartesian dualism?

Answer 1

the mind and body are not the same

“i think therefore i am”

Question 2

what is empiricism?

Answer 2

the belief all knowledge is derived from sensory experience and can be studies using the scientific method

Question 3

what was Wundt’s approach

Answer 3

structuralism

Question 4

who first used introspection?

Answer 4

wundt

Question 5

what does GRAVEE stand for?

Answer 5

generalisable 
reliable
applications
valid
ethics
economic implications

Question 6

what does SCOUT stand for?

Answer 6

supporting evidence 
conflicting evidence 
other theories 
usefulness 
testable

Question 7

what is introspection?

Answer 7

systematically analysing conscious experience of a stimuli

analysing your own thoughts

Question 8

what is a reductionist approach?

Answer 8

things can be broken down into cause and effect parts

Question 9

how did Griffiths (1994) use introspection?

Answer 9

to study the cognitive processes of fruit machine gamblers

Question 10

what is a strength of introspection?

Answer 10

wundt was one of the first to see the importance of using a standardised procedure

Question 11

what are weaknesses of introspection?

Answer 11

relies of self repot measures

subjective - everyone thinks differently so there could be different reasons for the same thing