the origins of psychology L1
Cards (23)
- Who was the first person to call himself a psychologist?
- What method did Wundt believe could study the human mind scientifically?
- What was Wundt's aim in psychology?
- How did Wundt propose to study behaviors like sensation and perception?
- What does introspection mean?
- How did Wundt believe mental processes could be observed?
- What type of stimulus did Wundt use in his experiments?
- What did Wundt do with the participants' responses?
- What is the term for Wundt's approach to psychology?
- How did Wundt view psychology as a science?
- What was a criticism of Wundt's methods?
- What is empiricism?
- What did critics say about Wundt's research on memory and perception?
- How did behaviorists differ from Wundt in their approach?
- Who were two behaviorists mentioned in the text?
- What did empiricists believe about knowledge?
- What became known as the scientific method in psychology?
- What did Csikszentmihalyi and Hunter (2003) use in their study?
- What did the teenagers in the study report about their feelings?
- How did challenging tasks affect the teenagers' happiness?
- What does introspection offer researchers in psychology?
- What happens if results are not replicable?
- What is the significance of reliable results in psychology?