Wundt, Introspection & emergence of psychology as a science

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What was Wundt the first psychologist to do whaat?

Wundt was the first to attempt to use scientific method to examine the mind & behaviours

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When and where did he open the 1st psychology lab?

He opened the 1st psychology lab in Leipzig, Germany in 1879.

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What did Wundt’s ideas consist of?

His ideas consisted of using Controlled, Standardised, Fixed & Repeatable methods that could produce consistent & comparable data on psychological phenomena.

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What could the consistent & comparable data on psychological phenomena could contribute to?

The consistent & comparable data on psychological phenomena could contribute to universal facts & laws: putting psychology as same level as ‘natural sciences.’

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What has Wundt’s idea been adopted by?

Wundt’s idea has been adopted by psychological approaches: Behaviourism, Social Learning Theory, the Cognitive & Biological Approach.

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What was Introspection the first __ method?

Introspection was the first “scientific” method to be used in Psychology

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What did Introspection involve?

Introspection involved

  • gathering a group of participants (PPTs) or sample

  • expose each PPT to a series of stimuli (different objects/ sounds)

  • this was recorded under 3 fixed categories: sensations, images & thoughts.

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What was kept the same during Introspection?

Introspection had each ppt having the same instructions & same stimuli in the same order

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What did the Introspection’s steps make the method as?

This made the method: controlled, comparable, fixed & repeatable

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What is an example each for Quantitative data and Qualitative data?

Quantitative data- (by scientific methods) experiments

Qualititative data- (by non-scientific methods) unstructured interviews