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Which of the following best describes a paradigm?
Which factors can impact paradigms?
What is a paradigm shift?
Which of the following is NOT a paradigm in psychology?
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What are some examples of paradigms in psychology?
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Study Notes
Understanding Paradigms
- A paradigm is a framework of concepts, theories, and methods that shape our understanding of a particular phenomenon or field of study.
Factors that Impact Paradigms
- New discoveries or observations that challenge existing knowledge
- Shifts in societal values or cultural norms
- Advances in technology that enable new forms of data collection or analysis
- Changes in theoretical perspectives or conceptual frameworks
Paradigm Shift
- A fundamental change in the underlying assumptions, concepts, and methodologies of a paradigm, leading to a new way of understanding a phenomenon or field of study.
Non-Example of a Paradigm in Psychology
- A theory is not a paradigm (e.g., Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs is a theory, not a paradigm)
Examples of Paradigms in Psychology
- Behaviorism: focuses on observable behavior and environmental factors
- Humanism: emphasizes personal growth, self-actualization, and subjective experience
- Cognitive Psychology: explores mental processes, such as perception, attention, and memory
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"Discover Your Paradigm: Uncover the Frameworks that Shape Your Worldview" Take this quiz to explore the various factors that influence your paradigm, including gender, ethnicity, race, economic status, and environment. Gain insights into how your brain organizes information and how your cultural background impacts your worldview.
