1
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What is the definition of introspection?
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The examination of ones conscious mental and emotional processes.
2
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How did Wundt try to explain human behaviour?
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By recording responses to stimuli.
3
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Was introspection scientific?
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No, it tried but it was subjective, not objective.
4
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What are the key aspects of introspection?
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Reflecting on thoughts/feelings
Breaking thought down into elements
Systematically reporting an experience
5
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How do you make the experiment controlled?
A
Details allow it to be replicated
Same standardised instructions
Compare results to form a general theory
A-level Psych
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Decks in class (40)
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Introspection5
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Behaviourism8
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SLT8
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Cognitive8
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Biological8
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Psychodynamic8
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Humanism8
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Psychopathology- Definitions of Abnormality14
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Depression12
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OCD32
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Multi store model19
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Multi-Store Model AO37
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Clive Wearing7
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Types of LTM14
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Case Studies0
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Forgetting12
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Neurons and Synaptic Transmission0
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Eye witness testimony5
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Conformity13
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Memory CCD9
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Conformity and Evolution0
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Social Influence Vocab A016
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Memory Vocab0
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Brain Plasticity8
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Functional Recovery4
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Lanuage Left Lateralised16
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Localisation and lateralisation7
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Brain Structure14
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Split Brain8
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Biological Rhythms7
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Bowlby's Monotropic Theory10
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Asch Evaluation7
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Asch Experiment11
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Resistance to Social Influence14
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Minority Influence13
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Role of Adrenaline11
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The Endocrine System19
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Functional Recovery Evaluation4
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Positive Symptoms of Schizophrenia15
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Early Attachment to Later R'ships12
