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Cognitive Psychology

Concepts in PSYC 3310

TermDefinition
EEG (Electroencephalography)
Empiricism Nurture, Experience. Aristotle, John Locke (Blank Slate); learning through associations
Nativism Nature, Heredity. Descarte, Plato (innate ideas); Kant (inborn categories)
Wilhelm Wundt Structuralism. First Psych lab (1879). Introspection. Identify elements of consciousness. Categorize modalities.
Gestalt Whole. Perceive entirety of stimulus. Compositions of elements differ even when same elements at play. Ex: Necker Cube. People: Max Wertheimer, Kurt Koffka, Wolfgang Kohler.
William James Functionalism. Focused on discovering WHY the mind works the way it does. Wrote Principles of Psychology. Believes most important thing mind does is allow for adaptation to environments.
Behaviorism Dominant 1930s-1960s. Only focuses on observable, measurable phenomena (no room for subjectivity in psychology).
Sir Francis Galton Early researcher into intellectual ability (one example within 'individual differences'). Created many early tests and questionnaires, which left a legacy for others to follow.
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