IB SL Psych

This is the larger group of people the research hopes to generalize to

What research method is MOST helpful when looking at the nature vs. nurture debate?

Which type of memory is information related to general knowledge?

When an individual’s self esteem is maintained by being recognized as part of the ingroup:

A reason why peoples memories are not as infallible as they might think is because of memory's

When a participant changes their behavior because they are part of research

What component of the working model memory would help to recall the sound of a favorite song?

The following word must be part of inferential statistical analysis

This research method can be either lab, field, or natural

Type of sample when the participants are the available people at the time

Validity of research refers to

A collectivist society is more likely to attribute their own failures to 

This is an example of a two tail hypothesis

What are the chemicals that traverse the synaptic gaps between neurons?

What does SSRI stand for?

Who of the following is NOT a biological researcher?

Which of the following terms was NOT important to the Rosenhan study?

This research method can be either structured, semi structured or unstructured

Which of the following is NOT one of Craik and Lockhart's Levels of Processing?

Which of the following suggests all human behavior is based on a physical explanation

What theory did Henri Tajfel create?

Where is Broca´s Area located in the brain?

Bartlett's Native American folktale used to study cultural background and serial reproduction

The frontal brain hypothesis relates to what behavior?

Martin Seligman studied positive psychology and created the:

Type of sample when one participant asks their friends or peers to also be part of the sample

What researcher centered their research around conformity and groupthink? 

Hetherington and Ranson lesioned what part of the rat's brain to study hunger?

Which of these was not one of the findings of Frederic Bartlett's "War of the Ghosts" study?

Which of the following is NOT one of Craik and Lockhart's Levels of Processing?

Which best describes the diathesis stress model?

Type of sample when the participants selected based on criteria within the target population

What types of subordinate goals did Sharif use to fix the boys' relationship? 

Which is NOT a behavioral symptom of PTSD?

Which part of the brain is known as the pleasure center?

The following examples are what type of symptom (ABCS): hypervigilance, passivity, flashbacks

This research method can be either overt or covert

This research method triangulates

Which of the following is NOT a possible IV associated with a quasi experiment

Which of the following researcher's focused on growth mindset versus fixed mindset?

What did the Elkin et al study find for depression treatment?

Which of these words is not associated with Bartlett's research?

What were the findings from Bandura's BoBo doll experiment?

What type of brain imaging technology did Wilder Penfield use to map out the brain?

What is Albert Bandura's theory called

Leon Festinger used what qualitative research method?

What animals did Otto Loewi do research on?

Which factor was not found to have influenced conformity in Asch's Paradigm?

Which factor does not influence conforming to a group, as seen in the Asch paradigm?

Which of the following is a bias associated with the formation of stereotypes?

Which of these questions is an example of semantic encoding? 

In Elkin's experiment on the treatments of depression, what were the three experimental groups?

Self-serving bias often leads people to do all of the following except

The accuracy of the research related to the decisions within the research process

A null hypothesis

Which neurotransmitter did Otto Loewi inject into the hearts of frogs?

Your heart starts racing and you begin to perspire.  These physical reactions are triggered by:

Which researcher found suffering damage in the left frontal lobe left people unable to speak?

What are the three levels of encoding from Craik and Lockhart´s model?

PTSD patients commonly suffer from inability to feel positive emotions. This is called:

In bulimia dichotomous thinking - an all or nothing approach to judging one's self- results in?

Which of these is not identifying criteria for abnormal?