Origins of Psychology 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyApproachesASAQA Created by: Lu LeachCreated on: 16-03-16 19:44 Who was the father of experimental psychology? Wilhelm Wundt 1 of 16 Where was the Institute for Experimental Psychology opened? Germany 2 of 16 What did (clue 1) separate Psychology from? Philosophy 3 of 16 In what way did (clue 1) study Psychology? Scientifically 4 of 16 What was used as a way of getting more information on people's behaviour and thoughts, before modern technology was available? Introspection 5 of 16 What word is used to describe the idea that things can be reduced into simple processes? Reductionism 6 of 16 What was one of the approaches which (clue 1)'s work influenced? Biological 7 of 16 What is one feature which makes something a Science? Objectivity 8 of 16 What is something which makes something a Science, which is the idea that an experiment should be able to be repeated exactly? Replication 9 of 16 There must be a what for something to be a proper experiment to be tested? Hypothesis 10 of 16 What is the name of a scientific feature which involves paying a lot of attention to the conditions the studies are taking place in? Control 11 of 16 What is the idea that an experiment can help us guess what will happen in other circumstances, from the results we get? Predictability 12 of 16 Who argued that Psychology has the same aims as Science? Allport 13 of 16 What procedures have been used to investigate the Approaches? Scientific 14 of 16 What methods have been used to investigate other Approaches, which have acted as a reason against Psychology being a Science? Interviews 15 of 16 What variables are Psychological experiments very open to? Extraneous 16 of 16
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