History of Psychology - Session 1: Introduction
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Which approach to psychological research primarily emphasizes objective measurement and quantification?

  • Quantitative, data-driven (correct)
  • Hagiography/hero worship
  • Qualitative focus
  • Creative development
  • What is a significant theme explored in the historiometry of psychology?

  • Scientific personae and their impact on research outcomes (correct)
  • The ethical implications of psychological testing
  • The evolution of creative methodologies
  • The influence of media and culture on scientific trends
  • Which aspect is NOT considered part of the lifecycle of a psychological test?

  • Creative development processes
  • Objective influence from external factors
  • Ethics and open science
  • Qualitative data-driven results (correct)
  • In the context of psychological factories, what does the term 'mixed focus' suggest?

    <p>A blend of both qualitative and quantitative research methods</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following best describes the role of historiometry in psychology?

    <p>Evaluating historical patterns and their implications for the field</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary focus when examining historical records in the context of psychological studies?

    <p>Investigating the societal and cultural interactions related to a product or object</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the study of psychological factories, which aspect is essential for understanding their influence on psychology?

    <p>Examining the individuals and groups that have influenced psychological thought</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which concept best represents the challenge in historiometry within the psychological domain?

    <p>The difficulty in measuring the impact of time on psychological theories</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When discussing the global spread of psychological beliefs, which factor is most significant?

    <p>The influence of prominent figures in shaping widely accepted ideas</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which method is commonly used by scientists to study the impacts of psychological practices across various spaces?

    <p>Utilizing cross-cultural analysis to compare and contrast practices</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What defines a 'scientific persona' in relation to individual success?

    <p>Achievement that is influenced by communal social factors.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the context of historiometry, how is a scientific factory defined?

    <p>An institution producing scientific knowledge at a high rate.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary focus of multisited ethnography?

    <p>Exploring social processes in varying environments.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following best describes the aim of psychological factories?

    <p>To study societal impacts on psychological behavior over time.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What role does historiometry play in evaluating scientific success?

    <p>It identifies historical patterns in collective scientific achievements.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which statement reflects the essence of a psychological statistical approach?

    <p>It analyzes historical data to uncover patterns in behavior.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What aspect of scientific biography is most closely associated with moral economies?

    <p>The examination of values that influence scientific practices.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following best describes 'individual success' within an ecological context?

    <p>Success measured by social contributions and relationships.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    History of Psychology - Session 1: Introduction

    • The presentation covered the introduction to a course on the history of psychology
    • Lecturers are Loreen Tisdall and Rui Mata
    • Date of the session: September 23, 2024
    • The course utilizes word clouds and various visualizations to represent the frequency of key terms
    • Keywords associated with the time period from 1950 to 1999: student, intelligence, teacher, grade, experimental, psychology, psychoanalysis, curriculum, discipline, discuss, reading, neuropsychology, english, classroom
    • Word clouds from different periods indicate significant shifts in focus and research areas within psychology
    • Problems in studying history: Causality and not being value-free
    • Different historiographic approaches to understand the history of psychology were discussed

    Course Overview

    • Course materials include slides, available from the course website, and readings.
    • Readings are linked to the slides
    • The course was introduced with an overview of sessions' materials, and exam details
    • Online resources: specific links to slides and ADAM (a learning platform) were provided.
    • The course website provides course materials, sessions, and slides
    • The course's session outline with dates, topics and instructors was shown
    • In-person exam details were indicated. There is a mock exam scheduled for later

    Learning Outcomes

    • Learning how the course works, where to find materials
    • Understanding the pros and cons of studying the history of psychology
    • Recognizing problems with the history of psychology
    • Gaining knowledge about historiographic methods
    • Critically reflecting on different historiographic approaches to a discipline. For example, the Great Man vs. psychological factories approach.

    Why Study History of Psychology?

    • "What's past is prologue" is a quote used to emphasize the importance of knowing the past to understand the present and future
    • Other quotes related to the need for the study of history in the context of psychology were included.
    • History repeats itself, and past mistakes are crucial to avoid in modern psychology.

    9 Great Reasons to Study the History of Psychology

    • Understanding the origins and progression of psychological concepts and theories.
    • Contextualizing current theories by recognizing influences from the past (social, cultural, and technological advancements) to understand the present.
    • Avoiding repeating past mistakes in psychology.
    • Understanding the evolution and diversification of ethical standards.
    • Recognizing contributions of diverse figures (from women and marginalized groups)
    • Recognizing the interdisciplinary nature of psychology (connections to other fields like philosophy, biology, economics)
    • Encouraging critical thinking and fostering a culture of questioning existing theories.
    • Inspiring new research based on historical trends.
    • Helping in building a sense of professional identity within the field of Psychology.

    3 Major Problems for Studying History of Psychology

    • Determining causality in psychological history
    • Avoiding value-free judgements of historical narratives
    • Understanding and appreciating diversity in psychology's historical narratives.

    Course Materials Details

    • Relevant links to website, course materials, and resources were provided
    • Links to online resources and lecture materials were shown

    Exam Information

    • Exams will be in person, multiple-choice.
    • Mock exam scheduled for a later date
    • Q&A session using course forum

    Instructions and Exercise

    • A brief exercise was assigned to the audience
    • Participants were asked to write down 3 events or individuals that significantly shaped psychology
    • Participants were given ~1 minute to respond.

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    This quiz covers the introductory session of a course on the history of psychology, presented by Loreen Tisdall and Rui Mata. Key themes include the use of visualizations to track significant changes in psychological research from 1950 to 1999 and the challenges faced in studying psychological history. Students will explore historiographic approaches and the influence of key terms in the field.

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