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Wilhelm Wundt - answer✔- First Psychologist


- First Lab in Germany

- Experimental Conditions

- Structuralism and Introspection


Introspection - answer✔Person Gains knowledge about their mental state by examining their

conscious thoughts and feelings


Empiricism - answer✔Knowledge is derived from sensory experience, characterised by the use

of the scientific method


Scientific Method - answer✔The investigative methods that are:


- Objective

- Systematic

- Reliable


Evaluation of Wundt - answer✔- methods were unreliable as it relied on non-observable

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- Introspection is not accurate because people are often unaware of are behaviours


Evaluation of the Scientific Approach - answer✔- its objective and systematic


- Rely on determinism

- Self corrective




- Create non-naturalistic environments

- Human behaviour is not always observable to the rules of science


Classical Conditioning - answer✔Pavlov - When a neutral stimulus is consistently paired with an

unconditional stimulus so that it takes on the properties on the stimulus and is able to produced a

conditioned response


Classical Conditioning steps - answer✔UCS -> UCR


NS -> No Response




UCS+NS -> UCR




CS -> CR


Features of CC - answer✔- If time interval is too great between conditioning it does not work


- CR will become extinct in the absence of the UCS after a while

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- If extinct and paired again they pair more quickly (Spontaneous Recovery)

- Stimulus generalisation, CR is created to things similar to CS


Operant Conditioning - answer✔Skinner - Learning through reinforcement or punishment, a

behaviour is more likely if followed by a desirable concequence


Positive Reinforcement - answer✔Behaviour Produces a response that is desirable


Negative Reinforcement - answer✔Doing something to stop unpleasant response


Reinforcement - answer✔Strengthening a response


Punishment - answer✔An unpleasant consequence following a behaviour


Features of Classical Conditioning - answer✔- Scheduling reinforcement makes it stronger


- Punishment


Evaluation of Classical Conditioning - answer✔- Applications in treatment of phobias


- Animal Research cannot be generalised to humans because they have different needs to learn


Evaluation of Operant Conditioning - answer✔- Use of experimental method


- Animal Research cannot be generalised to humans


Modelling - answer✔Individuals learn behaviour be observing others


Imitation - answer✔Copying a models behaviour

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Identification - answer✔Individual adopts attitudes and behaviours of a model because they want

to be like them


Vicarious Reinforcement - answer✔Individuals learn about the likely consequences by observing

a model's experiences and adjust their behaviour to obtain the same experience


The Role of the meditational Processes - answer✔Observer forms a mental representation pf the

behaviour displayed of the model and the probable consequences it will also happen to them


Evaluation of Social Learning Theory - answer✔- Applications in human behaviour


- research support (Bandura)




- Problems with causality, it may not be observing but rather people already have this a try to

find people similar

- Approach disregards other potential influences like gender


Bandura Procedures - answer✔Children were exposed to aggressive or non aggressive models

interacting with a bobo doll


Bandura Findings - answer✔Children who had aggressive models were aggressive to the doll


Children who had non-aggressive models were not aggressive to the doll


Cognitive - answer✔Refers to mental processes such as perception, memory and reasoning


Schema - answer✔A cognitive framework that helps us organise and interpret information

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