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Origins
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Introspection
•Refers to the process of observing and examining your own consults
thoughts
and
emotions
•’looking into’
•Wundt known as the
father of Psychology
•Wundt first to bring
empirical methods
that were scientific
•Wundt promoted
introspection
to
study the mental processes
• encouraged others to look at
more appropriate methods
as Wundts methods were unable to be applied to
higher mental processes
e.g.
languages
•Introspection
still used in today’s society e.g. in therapy
Drawback of Wundt
Validity drawn from introspection is
questionable
• many aspects of the mind are outside our conscious awareness
•
Nisbett
and Wilson research about the
Halo
effect
Advantage of Wundt
Introspection seen as the
forerunner
of the
cognitive
approach
•highly
valuable
contribution towards society
Disadvantage of Wundt
Greater contributions to the development of psychology by
early behaviourists
•
Pavlov
and
Skinner
produced findings with explanatory principles that were generalisable
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