Introducing Psychology: A Graphic Guide
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Experiments are conducted to try to find the CAUSES of EFFECTS, in all scientific subjects.
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a Theory can only be DISPROVED, it cannot be PROVED…
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Kant described three mental activities: Knowing, Feeling and Willing. Today, Psychologists often distinguish
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altruism – helping others
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without apparent personal benefit – so the genes survive
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positivistic Zeitgeist – the intellectual and economic environment,
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Associationism, in its simplest form, is the study of how ideas get linked together, and trying to find “laws” that describe and explain behaviour.
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COGNITION as the processes “by which the sensory input is transformed, reduced, elaborated, stored, recovered, and used… cognition is involved in everything a human being might possibly do”.
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The tendency to use our own ethnic or cultural group’s norms and values to define what’s “natural” and “correct” is called “ethnocentrism”
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The Halo Effect occurs when we generalize a person’s Central Traits.