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Psychology Approaches and Basics
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Type of research measures the naturally occurring relationship between variables.
descriptive
duplicate
correlational
experimental
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In research with deception with humans, researchers need to do what?
all of the above
prevent harm
let subjects w/draw whenever
debrief subject
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What are the goals of psychology?
explain behaior
predict behavior
all of the above
describe behavior
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Perspective focuses on Maslow's idea of how healthy people strive to reach theirfull potential?
cognitive
psychoanalyitcal
humanistic
psychodynamic
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Approach focusing on gender, ethnicity, socioeconomic status &/or culturalinfluence on behavior
behavioral
cognitive
sociocultural
psychodynamic
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Based on belief that humans have the capacity for self-fulfillment & make conscious choices
humanistic perspective
psychoanalytic perspective
Structuralism
Functionalism
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Focuses on importance of unconscious motives and conflicts in determining human behavior
learning perspective
humanistic perspective
psychoanalytic perspective
sociocultural perspective
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Research method in which people respond to questions (it is often reliable due to lying)
naturalistic observation
case study
secondary analysis
survey
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Participants have a right to receive a completeexplanation of the research
no harm
right of protection
animal research
right of debriefing
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1970 psychologist Mischel placed a treat in front of a group of children; what did it show?
no correlation
delayed gratification showed those who ate it had higher IQs
delay gratification leads to higher grades &less bad behavor
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Change in participants response due to belief that they have received an experimental condition
order effect
standardized procedure
placebo
counterbalancing
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The Independent Variable is
the effect
The Variable not controlled by the experimenter
The Variable controlled by the experimenter
the results
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In this type of study, neither participants nor experimenter knows which received the IV
case study
placebo effect
double blind experiment
double case study
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This type of research method focuses on differentage groups @ the same time to see patterns
case study
longitudinal
naturalistic
cross sectional
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Psychologistswant to know if exposing students to music improves their grades. What is the IV?
improving
students
music
grades
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As one variable goes up the other goes down
Negative Correlation
Positive Correlation
No Correlation
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Father of Psychology in the U.S. and wrote 1stPsychology textbook
William James
John Watson
William Wundt
Ivan Watson
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Drivers who talk on the phone will be more likely to make errors than thosewho do not talk
double blind
hypothesis
independent variable
research bias
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Study that represents a population fairly as everyone has an equal chance of being included.
longitudinal
survey
population
random sample
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This approach focuses on how the brain, nervous system, hormones & genetics influence behavior
humanistic
biological
cogntitive
behavioral
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Group exposed to all of the variables of the experiment but doesn't getwhatever is being tested
survey
control group
experimental group
double blind
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This type of research focuses on observing subjects in a naturalsetting without interfering
case study
experiement
naturalistic observation
longitudinal study
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Study where one group is observed periodically over the course of their lives
Cross-sectional Method
Laboratory Observation
Longitudinal Method
Naturalistic Observation
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Psychologists study an individual or a group in-depth in which of these?
aptitude tests
personality tests
Intelligence tests
case studies
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Researchstudy designed to determine the degree to which two variables are related toone another
hypothesis
experiment
case study
correlational
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This approach focuses how behavior is affected by unconsciousdrives and conflict
psychoanalytic
cognitive
psychodynamic
humanistic
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Only methodthat draws conclusions about cause & effect; researchers control the variables
case study
hypothesis
observation
experiment
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The subjects in an experiment who are exposed to thetreatment (independent variable)
control group
cross sectional group
experimental group
variable group
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In an experiment on the impact ofsleep deprivation on test performance, what is the DV?
age
school
sleep
test performancce
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This man started1st lab to study humans (1879) and established Psychology as formal field
William James
William Wundt
Ivan Pavlov
Sigmund Freud
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Psychologist Piaget focused on this theory:how people think,process,store, retrieve information
behavioral
cognitive
psychodynamic
humanistic
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Asthe value of one variable increases (or decreases) so does the value of theother variable.
Negative Correlation
Zero Correlation
Positive Correlation
Absolute Correlation
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The scientific study of behavior and mental processes
functionalism
experiment
behaviorism
psychology
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This is the variable that is controlledand manipulated by the experimenter
dependent variable
independent variable
placebo
double blind
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A researcher manipulates which variable in an experiment?
extraneous variable
none of the above
independent vairable
Dependent variable
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Focuses on influence of ethnicity,gender, and economic status on behavior
humanistic perspective
learning perspective
psychoanalytic perspective
sociocultural perspective
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Watson, Pavlov and Skinner all have to do w/ which perspective?
psychoanalytic
cognitive
behavioral
humanistic