Wundt's goal was to study ............ using scientific methods

Wundt's goal was to study consciousness using ..... methods

The analysis of your conscious experience of an object is known as ....

The analysis of your conscious experience of an object is known as...?

The breaking down of one’s thoughts about an object in to separate elements is referred to as....

The breaking down of one’s thoughts about an object in to separate elements is referred to as...

Wundt trained his participants to ..... analyse their own conscious experience of an object

Wundt is known as the 'father of psychology' because he established it as an independent branch of science

Wundt used the scientific method to study the structure of sensation and perception

Which of the following is NOT true of Wundt's contribution to the emergence of psychology as an independent branch of science?

Which of the following is NOT true of Wundt's method of studying consciousness?

Introspection was criticised for failing to meet which feature of science?

Wundt's focus on measurement and control helped to establish psychology as a respected field of science

Wundt's focus on measurement and ..... helped to establish psychology as a respected field of science

Wundt's focus on mental processes through introspection can be seen as a forerunner of the .....  approach

Wundt's focus on mental processes through .....  can be seen as a forerunner of the cognitive approach

Organise the following into strengths and limitations of Wundt's work

Any research that focusses on unobservable matter goes beyond the immediate evidence and so relies on .... This is subjective and can reduce internal validity. 

Any research that focusses on unobservable matter goes beyond the immediate evidence and so relies on inference.  This is ....  and can reduce internal validity. 

Any research that focusses on unobservable matter goes beyond the immediate evidence and so relies on inference.  This is subjective and can reduce ..... validity. 

A theory is a general law or principle that is used to explain something. Theory construction can happen in two ways

Match each method of theory construction 

Which of the following is NOT true of the empirical method?

What key term describes  whether a research method and its findings can be repeated?

If a study is replicable and the results are the same each time they are tested under the same conditions, we can be sure of their ....

.... means that all sources of bias are minimized and that personal or subjective ideas are eliminated.

Research methods such as .... experiments are argued to be the most objective.

... works by finding evidence that disproves theories

A paradigm consists of the shared set of basic assumptions, ways of thinking, and methods of study that are commonly accepted by members of a discipline or group.

A theory that is based on abstract concepts (ones that are not ‘concrete’) can be falsified and is considered scientific.