wilhelm wundt and introspection Flashcards

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Who was Wilhelm Wundt?

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A german Psychologist and Physiologist who was known as the ‘father of modern psychology’

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What did Wundt develop?

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experimental psychology where he applied scientific method

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Where was the first psychology lab developed?

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Leipzig, Germany

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When was the first psychology lab created?

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1879

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What is introspection?

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examining ones own conscious thoughts and feelings

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What type of experiments did Wundt use?

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controlled experiments

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What type of observation did Wundt use?

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empirical observation

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What was Wundt’s focus on studying?

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conscious experience

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What did Wundt’s experiments create?

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a clear shift is psychology as a science

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What did Wundt’s experimental methods do?

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paves the way for future methods

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Is introspection still used today?

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yes

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What psychologists use introspection in the modern day?

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hunter

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What was eliminated in introspective lab experiments?

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extraneous variables

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When others tested wundts findings, their results often differed, what does this question?

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the reliability

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What is operationalisation?

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putting something into a measurable scale.

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What is operationalisation?

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putting something into a measurable scale.

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Can introspective data be operationalised?

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no

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What does the c in CROFT stand for?

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controlled

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What does the r in CROFT stand for?

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replicable

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What does the o in CROFT stand for?

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objective

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What does the f in CROFT stand for?

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falsifiable

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What does the t in CROFT stand for?

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testable

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Were Wundt’s experiments controlled?

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yes

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Were Wundt’s experiments replicable?

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technique yes, findings no

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Were Wundt’s experiments objective?

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no, he was criticised for being too subjective.

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Were Wundt’s experiments falsifiable?

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There is no proof of what’s going on inside your head, so no

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Were Wundt’s experiments testable?

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yes