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AQA Psychology Wundt and the Scientific Method
AQA Psychology Wundt and the Scientific Method
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Trying to disprove a hypothesis to ensure its valid
Falsification
Truth seeking
Lie Test
Popperism
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Basing findings on evidence and fact rather than opinions is being
Subjective
Scientific
Nerdy
Objective
3
Isolating consciousness into its constituent parts is known as
Behaviouralism
Marxism
Structuralism
Humanism
4
The approach that combines both behaviourism and cognitive psychology is called
Social Learning Theory
Humanism
Structuralism
Cognitive Neuroscience
5
If scientists used standardised methods, this means that their procedures can be
Replaced
Replicated
Reduced
Proven
6
Cognitive neuroscience combines which two approaches (choose two answers)
Cognitive
Behaviourism
Biological
Psychodynamic
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This branch of psychology make inferences about mental processes based on lab test results
Cognitive
Humanism
Psychodynamic
Behaviourism
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This approach only focuses on behaviour that can be observed and measured
Psychodynamic
Behaviourism
Cognitive
Structuralism
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If all participants get the same instructions and follow the same procedures the experiment is
Empiricised
Generalised
Standardised
Falsified
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Systematic method to study the mind by breaking up conscious awareness into different parts
Introverted
Structuralism
Introspection
Wundtism
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This man developed the first psychology lab in Leipzig Germany.
Rene Descartes
Wilhelm Wundt
William James
BF Skinner
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The cognitive approach to psychology was first developed in the...
1900s
1990s
1960s
1940s
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Which one of these techniques would
not
be used by cognitive neuroscientists?
PET Scans
fMRI
EEG
Introspection