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    Introspection (self-examination) illusion (deception) is a cognitive bias in which people wrongly think they have direct insight into the origins of their mental states,while treating others' introspections as unreliable. Meaning someone who thinks they understand themselves or others but they really don‘t at all, or that they have a false sense of themselves. Like choice blindness, where they can’t see their own faults. We often ask each other questions such as “why did you do that?” or “what…

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    It is the simple use of experiments in studying vital cognitive processes of one’s mind and intelligence. Since the turn of the 19th century, pioneers like Wilhelm Wundt introduced the experimental field in order to understand animal and human behaviour alike. He achieved this feat by creating the first psychological laboratory in Leipzig Germany. Variables are often manipulated in this area of research and the…

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    Psychology ranges in many different ways. You may be interested teaching, therapy, or sports and psychology touches all of those things. Psychology is the study of behavior and mental processes. To me, psychology is much more than that. It is a huge field including all about human behavior, the way the brain works, business, law, stress and so on. My interests in this vast area include forensic and clinical psychology. Both are very similar and forensic psychologists tend to be clinical…

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    -----Locke also beLieves science has the same pattern; make observation first then experimentation 3A. Psychological is Born -Psychology was first founded on December 1879 at by Wilhelm Wundt with the help of two of his students. --The laboratory was located in University of Leipzig in Germany --The experiment was to learn about ""atoms of the mind"- the fastest and simplest mental process" ---Measured how long it takes to recognized…

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    Meanwhile, the information expand very quickly may due to globalization and widespread of using Internet (Patterson, 2001). More detail will be elaborated at the end of this article. Cross-culture view The cross-cultural research began with Wilhelm Wundt, the Father of Psychology, (O ̈ngel & Smith, 1994). However, many research of the cross-cultural occupational psychology may be insufficient, because there are not enough theories in one country can apply in general. However, some studies rashly…

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    Psychology is the scientific study of the human mind and its functions. Wilhelm Wundt first began research for psychology psychologists have developed from around the world to bring us five main perspectives of psychology, known as, the five schools of thought. The five schools of thought help people to understand why people do certain motions, how people interact with each other, where we develop our mannerisms, and to have a deeper understanding of the human mind, through: biological,…

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    sensation and so on. Structuralists were interested in deconstructing the mind into its elementary components and how those elementary components work together to create the mind. Wilhelm Wundt (1832–1920), a German psychologist whose novel ideas contributed to the development and establishment of structuralism. Wundt is the founder of structuralism in psychology (Structuralism, 2009). He used different methods in his research. One…

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    Key perspectives: The Psychodynamic approach. By Fred Brent Psychology has been defined as the study of the human mind, behaviour and nature. Though it has only relatively recently been recognised as a science, when Wilhelm Wundt established the first psychology laboratory in 1879, its essence can be dated as far back as 387BC, when Plato first theorised that the brain is a mechanism of mental process (Heffner, accessed 2015). The psychodynamic approach (the treatment is known as…

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    assimilated it to be like chemistry where complex chemical process could be broken down to fine molecules. Thus in structuralism which studied experience concluded that it could be broken into three components. They were sensation, feelings and images. Wundt at this point in time had come up with a scientific method to understand the components of experience called introspection. In introspection the subject is asked to pay keen attention to the experience and analyse every element of it and…

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    Psychology dates back to the 1870’s after Wilhelm Wundt founded the first laboratory in 1879, where he conducted experiments related to all matters of psychology. While research through psychology woman were less noted for their accomplishments and contributions to the studies of psychology since woman…

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