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Wundt elements of consciousness
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2 - sensation (objective, same as idea except immediate not memory) and feelings (subjective, 3-D [excitation/depression, tension/relaxation, pleasure/displeasure
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Weber's ratio
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JND, constant proportion of standard stimulus
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complication clock
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use reaction time to measure mental time to process info, Wundt base for reaction time and prior entry, Helmholtz nerve speed, Cattell
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unconscious inference
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Helmholtz, past expereinces are activated by sensations thus converting them into perceptions
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Unity of Mind
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idea of Fechner that mind and body = 1, equal with Weber/Fechner law
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Fechner methodological contributions
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1st time taken perception and organized it into physiological basis - 1st book of psychophysics - showed possible to measure mental events and relate to physical one
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Wundt
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'Physiological Psychology' establish psychology as science with methods of physiology; experimental psych lab at Leipzig (1st); Volkerpsychologiem analyze content of conscious experience into elements with immediate introspection (mental chemistry), Tri-dimensional theory of feelings; origin of formal experimental psychology, method of introspection,
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Cattell
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functionalism, personality testing, reaction time experiment with lip-sensors, words perceived as unit not letter by letter, complication and prior entry
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Brentano
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psychology should be act of conscious experience not contents, Act movement, empirically observable rather than experimental focus, intentionality, phenomenological introspection
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Stumpf
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student of Brentano, Act movement, phenomenological, his students founded Gestalt, clever Hans horse
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Kulpe
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School of Act psychology - Gestalt psych, introspection, impalpable awareness of underlying process not aware of, all introspection is retrospection once go to study it b/c past, Wurzberg school of act psych (away from Wundt), some mental operations are imageless
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Titchener
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empiricist, associationist, resticted Wundt to American structuralism of breaking conscious experience into elements, stimulus error - reduction screen, 3 categories of conscious experience (sensation, feelings, images; psych = analytic study of generalized, adult, normal human mind through introspection; 'Experimental Psychology' - basic experimental methods
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Perky
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banana image experiment --> can't tell difference between image and projections; reject Titchener and support Wundt
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Ebbinghaus
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empiricist, first truly experimental psychology experiment with learning and memory associations
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Donders
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Wundt student, use reaction time to measure timing for various mental acts, subtraction method
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von Tschich
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prior entry (bell/clock timing), original complication with prior entry - Kinnebrook replication/implications
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prior entry
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von Tschich, bell/clock timing - visual processing delayed
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mental chemistry
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John Stuart Mill, used by Wundt for content of conscious experience with introspection
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introspection
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directed toward prescence or absnece of sensation (Wundt/Titchener) or directed toward detection of complex thought processes (Brentano, Stumpf, Kulpe, Husserl)
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mediate experience
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Kulpe, symantic process accompany introspection
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element of consciousness
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Wundt - 2 (sensations/feelings)
Titchener - 3 (sensations/feelings/images) extracting from experience, see elements and molecules of consciousness |
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impalpable awareness
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Kulpe, underlying process not directly aware of, process might be more important than content
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stimulus error
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Titchener, when mediation occured by labeling an object of introspection (apple instead of red, shiny), error is to report perception not sensation
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reduction screen
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peephole to view object to eliminate stimulus error, Titchener
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imageless thought
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Kulpe, no sensory/image elements, pure mental thoughts with no reference or image
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unconscious inference
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Helmholtz depth perception learned but not aware of any process, perception is unconscious based on experience
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Volkerpsychologie
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cultural anthropology, social psychology cannot eb experimental, Wundt
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doctrine of apperception
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Wundt, for unified experience, we see environment as holistic experience not its elements, creative synthesis
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Act school
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mental processes aimed at peforming some function, Brentano - Stumpf, mental operations
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phenomenology
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take it as is or leave it, can't use rational processes to understand how distorted
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Titchener images vs. sensations
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Differ by quality (kind), attensity (clarity), intensity (strength), protensity (duration - Perky), extensity (spatial fullness)
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Wundt 'Contributions to the Theory of Sensory Perception'
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laid out problems and methods for a science of the 'new psychology', described Wundt experiments
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Wundt 'Principles of Physiological Psychology'
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*most important work*, established psychology as a science using the methods of physiology, reaction time could supplment introspection as a technique for studying elemental contents and activites of mind
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Wunt 'Volkerpsychologie'
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social psychology study (simple mental processes) can't be studied experimentally
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Wundt 'Philosophical Studies'
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journal of outlet for area of research
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Ebbinghaus 'On Memory'
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first time process of learning and memory has been studies AS they occured rather than after, investigated experimentally
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Ebbinghaus 'Journal of the Psychology and Physiology of Sense Organs'
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psychology's 2nd experimental journal, broke Wundt publishing monopoly
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Psych mission/goal according to Wundt
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Analyze content of conscious experience into its elements using immediate introspection, reduce to elements and discover how elements connected
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