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Athabasca PSYC 375 Unit 1 Terms and Definitions How does Popper define psychology? - ANSWERThe author describes it as being defined by the professional activities of psychologists. Define historiography. - ANSWERis the study of the proper way to write history Some ppl feel that the history of ...

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Athabasca PSYC 375 Unit 1 Terms and

Definitions


How does Popper define psychology? - ANSWER✔✔The author describes it as being defined by the

professional activities of psychologists.


Define historiography. - ANSWER✔✔is the study of the proper way to write history


Some ppl feel that the history of psychology should be looked at as separate from science - what is

Hergenham's counter-argument? - ANSWER✔✔It ignores the vast philosophical heritage that moulded

psyc into what it is now - skips important aspects pf psychology that are outside the realm of science


Presentism - ANSWER✔✔Looking at the way something is today (present time). It implies that the

present state of a discipline represents its highest state of development and that earlier events led

directly to this state.




Def. Comparing historical events to todays standards.


Historicism - ANSWER✔✔study of the past without attempting to show the relationship between the

past and present.

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Zeitgeist - ANSWER✔✔spirit of the times - considered vital to the understanding of any historical

development.


Great-person approach - ANSWER✔✔looking at the influential accomplishments and effects of

individuals from the past


Historical Development Approach - ANSWER✔✔shows how various individuals or events contributed to

changes in an idea or concept through the years.


6 reasons to study psychology - ANSWER✔✔1. perspective


2. deeper understanding


3. recognition of fads and fashions


4. avoiding repetition of mistakes


5. source of valuable ideas


6. curiosity


perspective - ANSWER✔✔showing how ideas evolved from the past


deeper understanding - ANSWER✔✔understand the history and how it it presently manifested


recognition of fads and fashions - ANSWER✔✔see what is new and what issues have plagued us.



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avoiding repetitions and mistakes - ANSWER✔✔those who can't remember the past are doomed to

repeat it


a source of valuable ideas - ANSWER✔✔may discover ideas were developed earlier but remained

dominant for some reason.


curiosity - ANSWER✔✔why not study the past


Why did Galileo and Kant claim that psychology could never be a science? - ANSWER✔✔bc of it's

subjective nature


Empirical Observation - ANSWER✔✔direct observation of nature in order to understand it


Theory - ANSWER✔✔set of assumptions about a particular idea


Rationalism - ANSWER✔✔the belief that mental operations (or principles) must be employed before

knowledge can be attained.




Def. Knowledge can only be attained by engaging in mental activity


Empiricism - ANSWER✔✔believes the source of all knowledge is sensory observation (experiencing life)


Scientific Law - ANSWER✔✔observed relationship btwn two (or more) empirical events - when X occurs,

Y tends to also occur -

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