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what did aristotle contribute in cognitive psychology? |
proposed laws for learning,memory and mental imagery 2000 years ago emphasized empirical evidence( knowledge thru observation n experimentation) |
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what did wilhelm wundt do for the birth of psychology? |
he created the first psychology lab in leipzig(germany) introspection= participants report what is happening during a task |
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what did edward tichener do? |
structuralism, what is the structure of the mind continued wilhelm wundt introspective techniques with highly trained observers(introspectors) |
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what did william james do? |
functionalism, what is the function of the mind tb: principles of psychology |
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what did john watson do? |
behaviourism rejected introspection consciousness, mental events too vague n subjective work of skinner and pavlov n classical conditioning provided mechanisms for behaviour assiociated stimulus-response, stimulus-stimulus |
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what is artificial intelligence? |
branch of computer science that attempts to construct computer programs capable of higher mental processes associated with humans |
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what is perception used for? |
evolutionary utility, perception has evolved to aid the survival and reproduction of organisms,sense help us to seek out desirable objects and situations and avoid dangerous ones |
