History Of Psychology Past Paper PDF

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University of Basel

2024

University of Basel

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history of psychology psychological research bibliometric analysis historical psychology

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This document is a past paper from University of Basel in History of Psychology from September 23, 2024. This paper contains questions concerning topics, including psychological factories and various problems in historical psychology. It also covers the use of bibliometric analysis in understanding historical development in the field of psychology.

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01HISTPSY_S1_Intro (2) Mittwoch, 23. Oktober 2024 08:51 HISTPSY_S1 _Intro (2) summary Seite 1 summary Seite 2 summary Seite 3 summary Seite 4 summary Seite 5 summary Seite 6 summary Seite 7 summary Seite 8 summary Seite 9 summary Seite 10 summary S...

01HISTPSY_S1_Intro (2) Mittwoch, 23. Oktober 2024 08:51 HISTPSY_S1 _Intro (2) summary Seite 1 summary Seite 2 summary Seite 3 summary Seite 4 summary Seite 5 summary Seite 6 summary Seite 7 summary Seite 8 summary Seite 9 summary Seite 10 summary Seite 11 "A" Questions 4. Explain the concept of "psychological factories" and their significance in the historiography of psychology. Psychological factories refer to highly productive research laboratories that consistently publish scholarly articles. Theselaboratories create an ecosystem where individual success is supported by collaboration, mentorship, and shared resources. They are significant because they shift the focus from individual achievements (hero worship) to the collective processes and ecological contexts that drive scientific progress. 5. Discuss the problems associated with causality and diversity in studying the history of psychology. Causality in history is difficult to establish because there are no counterfactuals or alternative timelines to confirm whatcaused specific outcomes. Historians must infer relationships, which can lead to speculative conclusions. Diversity is another issue, as contributions from marginalized or underrepresented groups have often been ignored or minimized, leading to a skewed understanding of the discipline's evolution. 6. Describe the role of bibliometric analysis in understanding the evolution of psychology as a discipline, providing an example. Bibliometric analysis uses large datasets to track the frequency and co-occurrence of terms in psychological literature, offering insights into how concepts evolve over time. For example, an analysis of terms from 1950 to 1999 revealed that while psychological research expanded massively, its methodological core remained stable. This method highlights trends and shifts in disciplinary focus without relying on subjective evaluations of individual contributions. Let me know if additional adjustments or details are required! Aus summary Seite 12

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