Reductionism vs Holism- Developmental area Flashcards

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What is the definition of reductionism?

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It is the belief that human behaviour can be explained by breaking it down into smaller component parts

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What is the definition of Holism?

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The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.

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How is Bandura study reductionist?

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  • Controlled environment (child’s aggression reduced to only being the result of imitation)
  • Snapshot study (conducted in 1 day)
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How is Bandura study holistic?

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-looked at model type, gender of model and child etc

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How is Chaneys study reductionist?

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  • only 1 type of data

- Only considers 1 reason behind increased medical adherance (Funhaler 81%, Standard 59%

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How is Chaneys study holistic?

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-Longitudinal- behaviour changes over time

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How is Kohlberg study reductionist?

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-only looked at age as influencing morality as believed to be universal

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How is Kohlberg study holistic?

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  • multiple IVs

- longitudinal (12 years)

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How is Lee study reductionist?

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-Focuses mainly on culture as the only explanation

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How is Lees study holistic?

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-Multiple IVs

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