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Actions based on negative or positive reward
Reinforcements
Positivism
negative bystanders
Introduction stages
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Work in health care orgs (stress, mental health, etc)
clinical
rehabilitation
health
community
3
According to freud, judgment and morals are located here
Ego
Super ego
Malfunction
ID
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Deal with those suffering from “adjustment” problems
Human factors
Psychiatrist
Social
Counseling
5
Argues only observable activities should be studied
Behaviorism
Functionalism
Gestalt Psychology
Psychoanalysis
6
Non experiments are typically done with what?
Labs
Surveys
In a controlled enviroment
Rats
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States people are driven by unconscious forces
Populism
Psychoanalysis
Unaware pyschology
Cognitive uncertainty
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Examining one's own thoughts and feelings
Phrenology
Psychology
associationism
Introspection
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A variable that is controlled or manipulated
Dependent
Standalone
Independent
Subjective
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develop course planning and instructional methods for an entire school system (not individuals)
Social
Educational
School
Counseling
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They are interested in basic research or research done for its own sake (no immediate practice)
Forensic
Industrial
Community
Experimental
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Analyzed the size of cranium and skull indication of cognition and character
Introspection
Unconscious
Phrenology
associationism
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Perpect: Various traits are a result of natural selection or sexual selection (adaptation)
Humanistic
Social Learning
Sociocultural
Evolutionary
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How small and large groups impact behavior, gender, ethnicity, values, goals, etc
Class conflict
Social-Learning
Humanistic
Sociocultural
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they help people with emotional disturbances, and mental or physical health problems
Counseling
Clinical
Educational
Social
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Focus of the purpose (function) of thoughts and behaviors (how organism adapt)
Popcornology
Psychoanalysis
Structuralism
Funcitonalism
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Study of behavior, body, and brain’s mental processes
Cognitive ability
Psychology
Social pattern
Psychoanalytic
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Contemp persp: Free will not just scientific. ppl strive for growth and self-actualization
Sociocultural
Humanistic
Social learning
Learning/Behaviorist
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They help people struggling with a disability
clinical
rehabilitation
health
community
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They study and help understand the differences between groups
personality
Social
Community
cross-cultural
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They offer psychological advice or assistance to the justice system
Forensic
Industrial
Experimental
Health
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Phineas Gage and the iron pole helped psychologists understand what?
How to develop experimental research
The functions of the brain
How to build better metals
How lethal poles can be
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they study thoughts, emotions, and behaviors a person consistently has over time
developmental
health
personality
Social
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Contemp perspective that studies brain, nervous system, and genes
Sociocultural
Learning/Behaviorist
Biological
Humanistic
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They help students with problem/s the interfere with learning (Disability and behavioral)
Social
School
Counseling
Educational
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The use principles & methods to improve productivity & workplace conditions
Health
Forensic
Industrial
Experimental
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they study thoughts, emotions, and behaviors a person consistently has over time
Social
personality
health
developmental
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According to freud, Inner desires are being coped by the _____, making it socially acceptable
ID
Malfunction
Super ego
Ego
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Biopsychosocial contemporary perspective analyzes what factors?
Biological
Social
Enviromental
Unconscious
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Solve:Lily is running to increase her endurance during a race. What is the dependent variable?
Level of endurance achieved
Logan has never ran in her life...
Where the race is performed
Amount of running
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what is the goal of psychology?
predict
control
They are all goals
Explain
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Processes that are private or not directly measurable
Behavior
Social
Body
Cognitive
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contemporary perspective: The impact of the environment on how people act (behave)
Evolutionary
Learning/Behaviorist
Behaviorism
Humanistic
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They examine people’s interactions with others and with their social environment
Forensic
Social
personality
Community
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The variable that is measured
Standalone
Independent
Dependent
Subjective
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Solve: Brianna is introduced to coffee to improve alertness. What is the independent variable?
There is no independent variable
Level of alertness
Amount of Coffee
Alec has no way to get coffee in Mr.Matz class.
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Contemp persp: People can change their environments. Learning intentionally by observing others
Humanistic
Class conflict
Social-Learning
Behaviorism
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According to freud, unconscious hidden desires are known as what?
ID
Malfunction
Super ego
Ego
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Contempt perspective: How we remember, think, problem solve, etc (like a computer)
Cognitive
Social Learning
Sociocultural
Humanistic
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Our experiences remind of us of other experiences in the past
associationism
Introspection
Phrenology
Psychology
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Uses introspection to understand the structures of the mind
Structuralism
Funcitonalism
Psychoanalysis
I dont mind
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Explains to understand the human experience, the wholeness must be considered
Gestalt Psychology
Humanistic Psychology
Learning/Behaviorist Psychology
Social Learning Psychology
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they study thoughts, emotions, and behaviors a person consistently has over time
Social
developmental
health
personality
44
What is behavior?
Any action we can observe, record, and measure
Anything we can infer from a person’s action
Any action, whether observable or not
Anything a person says, does, or feels
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They specialize in the treatment of psychological problems and who can prescribe medication
Social
Clinical
Psychiatrist
Counseling
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In medieval times madness was understood as what?
a way of life
brought down by the sky to inspire the youth
something just normal
demonic pocession
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They study how people change physically, socially, and mentally in their lifespan
developmental
industrial
health
clinical