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Franciscus Donders

- first cog psychology experiment


- studied RT (reaction time) of simple vs choice


- first use of behavioral measure to infer mental process

mental chronometry

-use of behavioral measure to infer mental process


- BASIC PARADIGM

Ebbinghaus

-studied length of delay of syllables


-time of learning - time of relearning = time of forgetting

Wundt

-mental processes could be broken down into basic elements (sensation)


- analytic introspection: descriptive technique of having people describe their thought processes sing set of vocab



Watson

-believed internal processes were invisible and couldn't be replicated


-used behaviorism



BF Skinner

- operant conditioning: all behavior was for a reward


- failed to explain complex learning

Problems with behaviorism

- difficult time explaining differences in learning by species


- couldn't explain delayed responses

Edward Tolman

- wanted to challenge behaviorism


- did it using rats, food, new position


- said rats had a cognitive map

Chomsky

- fought Skinner


- how do people talk about the past, learn bad things (I hate you), or have imaginary friends


- said there are innate biological factors of how language is learned, not just positive reinforcement



Alan Turing

- did a lot of code breaking


- showed that mental processes weren't just biological


- Turing machine: could carry out any mathematical equation