Substance that doesn't really work

Study differences between different species

See how people and their environment are related

The one the researcher manipulates

Double - Blind experiment

Control the subject and observer bias

Study people's behavior in social situations

When a person know they are studied and it effects behavior

Study of a single person in-depth

See how mental health and behavior influence health

American psychological association

Conduct experiments using the scientific method

Study changes in behavior related to age

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Placebo
Substance that doesn't really work
Control the subject and observer bias
When people aren't randomly assigned
Make people aware of the treatment
2
Identify how human traits influence thought processes, feelings, behaviors of an individual
Consumer
Personality
Social
Human factor
3
Control
Doesn't recivve the treatment
Tampers with results
What happens as a result of the independent
Recieves the treatment
4
Comparative
Study changes in behavior related to age
Curriculum and teaching and counseling in schools
Study differences between different species
Study the way we think
5
Study of behavior in both humans and animals
Psychodynamic
Psychology
Introspection
Philosophy
6
Describe, predict, explain, control
Rules of introspection
Scientific method
4 rules of psychology
4 goals of psychology
7
How much two are more observers who witness the same event agree
Case study
Introbserver relaiability
Survey method
Naturalistic observation
8
Deal with business and industry to optimize working conditions and work in marketing products
Industrial or Organizational
Social
School
Experimental
9
Recieves the treatment
Sample
Experimental group
Control group
Subject
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Degrees
Undergraduate and Bachelors
Bachelors and Masters
Associates and Bachelors
Masters and Doctoral
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Statement about behavior or mental processes that is tested through research
Psychological statement
Hypothesis
Problem
Replication
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Condition given to subjects to have the effects observed
Placebo
Control
Confounding
Treatment
13
Environmental
See how people and their environment are related
Work on how to influence a shopper to buy products
Study people's behavior in social situations
Worry about making technical systems ergonomic
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When the subject is given a treatment that doesn't work but they believe a change is happening
Placebo
Control
Placebo effect
Quasi experiement
15
Real world behavior
Correlation
Survey
Experiment
Case study
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Everyone doesn't have an equal chance based on a certain demographic the researcher may want
Biased
Structural
Random
Stratified
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Philosophy
The careful analysis of ones own conscious experience
Senses the only credible source
Questioning the truth
Scientific analysis
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Assists students that have problems that interfere with their education
Educational
Experimental
Personality
School
19
Independent
Tampers with results
The one the researcher manipulates
Condition given to subjects to have the effects observed
What happens as a result of the manipulated variable
20
Double - Blind experiment
Doesn't recieve treatment
Control the subject and observer bias
Only one subject is involved
Make the people unaware of the treatment
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Study the way we think and including memory and how we form concepts in our minds
Cognitive
Developmental
Educational
Comparative
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Social
Deal with business & industry to optimize working conditions
Conduct experiments using scientific method
Help students who have issues that interfere w/ education
Study people's behavior in social situations
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Subject bias
Only one subject is involved
Make the people unaware of the treatment
Control the subject and observer bias
When a person know they are studied and it effects behavior
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Case study
Use the scientific method in an experiemtn
Study of a single person in-depth
Shows cause effect
Researcher asks a group about their behavior
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How many years does it take to get your Doctoral after undergraduate school?
2-4
3-6
1-3
6-8
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How we adapt to our environment
Structuralism
Behaviorism
Gestalt
Functionalism
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Health
Worry about making technical systems ergonomic
Work on how to influence a shopper to buy products
Help athletes improve their performance
See how mental health and behavior influence health
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Collects data from group over years, see characteristics change & continue through development
Longitudinal
Cross sectional
Experimental
Developmental
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What happens as a result of the manipulated variable
Independent
Treatment
Confounding
Dependents
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Senses only credible source
Physiology
Empiricism
Philosophy
Introspection
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Work on how to influence a shopper to buy products
Consumer
Environmental
Health factor
Health
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How our mental representations effect perceiving, remembering, thinking, and understanding
Cognitive
Psychoanalysis
Gestalt
Humanistic
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APA
American Pediatrician association
American psychiatric association
American psychological association
American podiatrist association
34
Overt
Things you cant feel
Things you can feel
Things you cant see
Things you can see
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Humans have potential to grow
Cognitive
Psychoanalysis
Humanistic
Gestalt
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Help athletes improve their performance
Environmental
Human factor
Sports
Health
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Make sure everyone has an equal chance to be in any group
Quasi experiment
Random assignment
Confounding
Self-fulfilling prophecy
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Piece of a population has an equal chance of being picked for the study
Sample
Population
Random
People
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Reinforcement
Psychoanalysis
Behaviorism
Structuralism
Functionalism
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Confounding
Receives the treatment
The one the researcher manipulates
When people aren't randomly assigned
Tampers with results
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A natural situation that hasn't been manipulated
Case study
Survey method
Introbserver relaiability
Naturalistic observation
42
Experimental
Cause effect
Generalization
Antecdotes
No cause effect
43
When 2 or more variables are used to see if they're related
Positive correlation
Negative correlation
Correlational research
Bias correlation
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Participant consents before they participate
Dignity and welfare
Informed consent
Debreif
Ethical conduct
45
Experimental
Worry about making technical systems ergonomic
See how mental health and behavior influence health
Study people's behavior in social situation
Conduct experiments using the scientific method
46
Psychoanalysis
Reinforcement, measurable
How we adapt to our environment
Unconcious mental processes
Mental structure, Introspection
47
Developmental
Study differences between different species
Study changes in behavior related to age
Curriculum and teaching and counseling in schools
Study the way we think
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Curriculum and teaching and counseling in schools
Educational
Cognitive
Comparative
Developmental
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The whole is greater than the sum of its parts
Behaviorism
Psychoanalysis
Humanistic
Gestalt
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When you repeat a study to see if it stays the same with a different subject
Repetition
Randomize
Replication
Redo
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Founder of Psychology
Sigmund Freud
B.F. Skinner
Willhelm Wundt
Ivan Pavlov
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Survey method
Show cause effect
Study of a single person in depth
Little information
Researcher asks a group about thier behavior
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When the researchers expectations influence how they see the results
Quasi experiment
Double - blind experiment
Self - fulfilling prophecy
Observer - researcher bias
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When people aren't randomly assigned
Bias
Quasi experiment
Random assignment
SStratified
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Human factor
See how people and their environment are related
Worry about making technical systems ergonomic
Study people's behavior in social situations
Try to identify how human traits influence individuals
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How many years does it take to get your masters after undergraduate school?
3-6
2-3
6-7
1-3
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Case study
In-depth info
Study across development
Cheap
Natural behavior
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Lot of information in a little amount of time
Correlation
Survey
Case study
Experimental
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Help people with psychological disorders try to live as normally as possible.
School
Clinical
Experimental
Counseling
60
Structuralism
The whole is greater than the sum of its parts
Reinforcement, measurable
How we adapt to our environment
Mental structure, Introspection
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Each subgroup of population randomly selected in proportion to its size
Stratified
Volunteer
Random
Bias
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The careful analysis of ones own concious experience
Empericism
Physiology
Philosophy
Introspection
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Scientific method
Analyze, share results, hypothesis, design, problem
Problem, hypothesis, design, analyze, share results
Hypothesis, analyze, design, share results, problem
Share results, hypothesis, design, problem, analyze
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Cross sectional
Data collected in a Natural setting
How personality effects behavior
Study section with different people, like 5 years, 10 years
Collects data over development
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Physiology
Senses only credible source
Questioning the truth
The careful analysis of ones own concious experience
Scientific analysis
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Researchers expectations influence that of the patient
Control
Subject bias
Self - fulfilling prophecy
Observer - researcher bias
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Blind experiment
Don't recieve the treatment
Control the subject and observer bias
Only one subject is involved
Make the people unaware of the treatment
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Single - subject experiment
Control the subject and observer bias
Make the people unaware of the treatment
Only one subject is involved
When subject is given a false treatment
69
People
Piece of a population selected for a study
Group targeted for study
Every member of the population
The person in the experiment
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Help people who don't have major psychological disorders but adjustment problems.
Counseling
School
Clinical
Experimental

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