quiz #2 Flashcards

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Who is Wilhelm Wundt

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  • 1st research psychologist
  • ran a lab in Leipzig
  • he launched textbooks, journals, conferences, classes, etc
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what is empiricism?

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when we are trying to understand some aspects of the world, we must go out and look at that aspect of the world

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who was considered the 1st clinical phychologist?

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Lightner Witmer

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who was the pioneer in forensic and industrial psychology?

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Hugo Munsterberg

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what are the 6 perspectives of psychology?

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  1. psychodynamic
  2. physiological
  3. behavioural
  4. cognitive
  5. socio-cultural
  6. evolutionary
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what is behaviourism?

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focuses on the idea that all behaviours are learned through interaction with the environment

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what is functionalism and who played a major factor in it?

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  • functionalism is a general approach that views mental life and behaviour in terms of active adaptation to environmental changes and opportunities
  • William James had an idea of the stream of consciousness, the idea that consciousness is a steady and ever-changing flux
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what is psychophysics?

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the study of the relationship between the physical properties of a stimulus and the psychological effects it evokes, 2 pioneers of this were Ernst Weber and Gustav Fechner

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when was the APA founded? what was it founded for?

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it was founded in 1892. it was founded as a forum for experimental psychologists

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