Cards (7)

  • what is key about Charles Darwin
    • evolution
    • claimed than animal+ human behaviour evolves over time
    • individuals with stronger genes survive
    • individuals with weaker genes die
  • what does CORRE stand for
    control
    objective
    rational
    replicable
    empirical
  • what is key about Rene Descartes
    CARTESIAN DUALISM
    claimed that the mind and body are independent entities and that the mind could be studied in its own right
    French philosopher
  • what is key about John Locke
    EMPIRICISM
    claimed that all human experience is obtained through the senses
    human beings do not inherit knowledge or instinct
    this view formed the basis of behaviourism ( the world an be understood baby investigating external events that are observed and measured)
  • what was Wundts aim
    his Asim was to try to analyse the nature of human consciousness, and thus represented the first systematic attempt to study the mind under controlled conditions
  • who was wilhelm Wundt
    he opened the first ever lab dedicated entirely to psychological enquiry in a town in germany
  • what is a paradigm
    a set of principles, assumptions and methods that all people within that subject agree on.