Origins of Psychology | Wilhelm Wundt & Introspection | AQA Psychology | A-level

Who was Wilhelm Wundt? What is introspection? What are the origins of psychology? Let's explore the history of psychology together!

In this video we explore the origins of psychology, Wilhelm Wundt, Introspection, and the emergence of psychology as a science as part of the AQA Psychology course.

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Introspection is still something we rely on everyday. For example, when we trust eyewitness accounts. We take it for granted that subjectivity has sub-par truth value, but clearly we're not consistent in applying this belief

So, given someone is not intentionally lying to you, why exactly might a subjective account be worse? Are there more cases than the one I mentioned in which it isn't?

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Indeed, Wundt´s introspection is not statistic-friendly, because the act of therapeutic reflection is a way of self development and self-psychotherapy. Putting that practice into the lab doesnt make any real sense.
It is highly subjective and relative because all human beings are like that, and thats why psychotherapy is also an artform full of subleties in language and relationship between the patient and the therapist, no matter what the school of thinking.

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