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research methods
year 2
features of a science
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paradigms - set of
shared ideas
paradigm shift - change from one view to another - move from
behaviourist
to
cognitive
paradigms -
kuhn
- needs to follow only
one paradigm
to be scientific - argued that psychology follows numerous paradigms and can't be scientific
theory construction
- general set of principles and
laws
which can be used to explain behaviours
falsifiability
- theory cannot be scientific unless it allows it self to be proven
false
replicability
- refer to extent which scientific methods and results can be
repeated
objectivity
- when possible
biases
is minimised
against -
interpretations
cna be
subjective