Psychology Gyan 2 (मनोविज्ञान)
Beginning of structuralism
Wundt’s systematic psychology
(1832-1920):- In 1879 he established
psychology from philosophy and also known as father of psychology. He proposed in his book ‘outline of psychology’.
There are five fundamentals of systematic psychology.
1. Definition and subject matter of psychology :- for wundt, psychology is the ‘’science of experience'’.
He divided experience into – immediate and mediate.
So psychology is the study of immediate experience.(conscious experience)
Conscious experience analysed in two psychical elements- sensation( objective content) and feelings(subjective content).
Conscious feeling had three dimensions :-
1. Excitement – calm,
2.tension- relaxation and
3. Pleasure- displeasure
This is known as tridimensional theory of feelings.
Sensation and feeling have two basic attributes – quality and intensity.
2.principal of connection
:- Elements of consciousness combined through
association.The fusion of elements into consciousness may be that one
simultaneously arouses the other or it may fuse together.
Association involves – assimilation(by similarly or by
contrast) and complication( association of sense modalities).
3.Method of psychology:- wundt pointed out
experimentation and introspection method to study conscious or immediate
experience.
For wundt – introspection is a ‘controlled observation’ under
experimental condition.
Wundt introspection was' not self observation’ ,his
introspection was experimental introspection.
4.Apperception:- wundt derived apperception from Herbert’s
concept of ' apperceptive mass’.
Three aspects of apperception (wundt) :-
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Apperception as phenomenon, focus of
consciousness (attention).
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Apperception as cognition, sensation, feeling
and volition are united into consciousness.(mental processes).
Apperception as activity, it is an
active process.
.Mind – body problems:- This is known as psychophysical parallelism
. Wundt said that mind and body were parallel but not interacting system.
#wundt experimental work in
Leipzig laboratory:-
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Sensation and perception experiments
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Reaction time experiments
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Association experiments
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Attention experiments
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Feeling experiments.
Keypoints:-
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Wundt called as (grandfather) ‘father of
experimental psychology'.
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He influenced by the views of philosopher John
Locke (said that knowledge came from experience).
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Contribution of wundt – systematic psychology
and his work of Leipzig laboratory.
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Franz brentano known for his act psychology (psychology
studied mental acts or processes rather than (mental content,wundt)
Brentano divided mental act in – ideating, judging and feeling.
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Stumpf support- ‘brentano’s act psychology' and
conduct experimental studies in psychology of tone and music.
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Muller and pilzecker developed ' interference
theory'. He is purely experimental psychologist.
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Wurzberg school in Germany pointed out that
content of consciousness was ' nonsensory as well as imageless’. ‘Imageless
thought'
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