Chapter One Flashcards

Cognitive Psychology (13 cards)

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What is inateness

A

Mental processes arise from the brain

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2
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What is empiricism

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Knowledge comes from experience

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3
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John Locke conclusions

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Tabula Rosa: The mind starts as a blank slate
Knowledge comes from sensation and reflection

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4
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What did Wilhelm Wundt believe in/establish

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The first psychology laboratory, structuralism, introspection, and avoiding stimulus error

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5
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What did F.C, Donders believe in/establish

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Mental chronometry, reaction time, and subtration method

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6
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What did Herman yon Ebbinghaus believe in/establish

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Scientific study of memory, forgetting curve, saving score, spacing effect

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7
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What is behaviorist psychology

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A systematic approach that started in the early 1900s

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8
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What does the systematic approach of behaviorist psychology view behavior as

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Either reflexes produced by responses
to stimuli in an experiment or a consequence of prior experience

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9
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Who is John Watson in terms of behaviorism

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Founder of behaviorism who focused on observable behaviors and believed mental processes are not scientific

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10
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Who is Ivan Pavlov in terms of behaviorism

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Researched reflexes, established simple association as well as classical conditioning

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Who is B.F. Skinner in terms of behaviorism

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Developed the “Sinner box” or conditioning pattern and established operant conditioning

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12
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What does behaviorism fail to do

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Adequately explain complex behaviors

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13
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What does behaviorism think of mental constructs

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They cannot be objectively observed and thus not scientifically studied

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