Exam 1 Review

the "3 forces" of psychology are behaviorism, psychoanalysis, and _______

Kim is trying to remember her old address, but only remembers her new one:

Which has the strongest correlation?

Bob does a _______ study to find out if there's a relationship between listening to music & having a better memory

Read the following:

which of the following is true of surveys?

Dr. Lee has a patient who has frequent panic attacks. She believes her patient most likely has repressed child trauma.

Dr. Ali emphasizes free will & self-direction with his clients. Dr. Ali is a:

Larry sees his old roommate on campus, but accidentally calls him by his new roommate’s name. This is an example of

How do you feel about taking you first exam?

when was psychology "born"

which of the following focused on unconscious conflicts in determining behavior & personality?

What is the “magical number”, or the capacity of short term memory according to George Miller?

philosophy and physiology combined to create psychology.

Margaret Washburn was the 1st female president of the APA

what is the duration of short-term memory

Short-term memory has unlimited information storage.

Read the following:

A correlational study examines how one variable causes another

learning your telephone number is an example of chunking

Read the following:

what does explicit memory include?

The US is believed to be the best country in the world & we should set the standard to live by. This is an example of:

remembering a definition is an example of procedural memory

Kerry tried logging into his email account, but kept using his old password and forgot his new one. This is example of:

Tip-of-the-tongue experience is known as what in American Sign Language?

Research shows that when time spent studying goes up, so does a student’s GPA. This is an example of a:

You remembering the definition of psychology is an example of which memory?

Who is considered the father of psychology?

who created the idea that reinforcement & punishment could be used to influence behavior?

Which psychologist did experiments that led him to create the idea of the forgetting curve?

which of the following is an example of autobiographical memory?

flashbulb memories are emotionally charged

the independent variable measures the changes that are produced

there's quick retrieval in long-term memory

what is the most common reason of forgetting?

who is the founder of functionalism?

According to this theory, memory traces fade away over time as a matter of normal brain processes. What is this theory

Ethan calls his new girlfriend by his old girlfriend's name:

Mary Calkins was the 1st woman to get her PhD in psychology

who was the 1st African American to receive their PhD in psychology

Which is NOT a goal of psychology?

Read the following:

Which of the following can you determine a cause-effect relationship for?

Research shows that as the amount of exercise goes up, a person’s weight goes down. This is an example of a