Term
Introspectionist
Controlled conditions
Empirical research |
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Definition
Introspectionist: look through inside.
Controlled conditions:under experiment.
Empirical research: looking through more widely than science research. |
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Term
Wundt(Wilhelm Maximillian Wundt)
Structuralism |
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Definition
Wilhelm Maximilian Wundt was born on 16 August 1832 - 31 August 1920 in Germany. He was a German psychologist,known today as one of the founding figures of modern psychology. He is widely regarded as the "father of stucturalism.
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Term
| Qualitative and Quantitative |
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Definition
Quanlitative: How you feel(temperature...)
Qualitative: Number(how many time blinking...) |
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Term
Mean
Standard deviation
Mode
Median
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Definition
Mean: average
Standard deviation: variation from the mean on expected value
Mode: most common result
Median: central result |
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Term
Extraneous(variable)
Participant(variable)
Situation(variable)
Context stripping(variable) |
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Definition
Extraneuos: a variable other than the independent and dependent variable that may effect the result.
Participant: people to study(ages, gender, languages...)
Situation:
Context stripping: to study something in its pure form. |
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Term
Value free
Manipulate
Independent variable(IV)
Dependent variable(DV)
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Definition
Value free: No bios from experiments
Manipulate: to change something
Independent variable: in our study lying or truth telling, the one manipulate
Dependent variable: the behaviour, the one effect |
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Term
Cognitive
Behaviour
Emotion
Sample
Participant
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Definition
Cognitive: thinking
Behaviour: react
Emotion: feeling
Sample:
Participant: person in study |
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Term
Population
Target population
Correlation(persons)
Bios
Hypothesis
Representation |
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Definition
Population: A group of some sort(large)
Target population: a subsection of a population
Correlation(person): how result relate
Bios: the feeling toward something
Hypothesis: A purpose/a explaintion for a phenomina(event)
Representation:the chosen sample should represent the target population, this allows finding to be generalised->use to describe the target population |
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Term
Polygraph
Deception
Gaze aversion
Coder
Negligible consequence
Spontaneously |
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Definition
Polygraph: lie detector
Deception: lying
Gaze aversion: Intense dislike, a feeling of extreme repugnance by the look or gaze
Coder: code
Negligible consequence: Nothing gonna happen
Spontaneously: right now |
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Term
Cognitive load
Behavioural control
Illutrators
Self manipulations |
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Definition
Cognitive load: how much thinking
Behavioural control: ability to control the behaviour
Illutrators: hand moverments to add information into speaking.
Self manipulations |
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Term
Speech disturbances
Speech pauses
Eyeblink suppression
Motivational impairment effect |
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Definition
Speech disturbances: ohm..., ahhh...
Speech pauses: stop in the phares
Eyeblink suppression: Blinking less
Motivation impairment effect: the greater the motivation(to lie well) the greater the effort to perform well(to control their nervous behaviour) |
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