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AP PSych: Unit 1&2: Approaches & Research
AP PSych: Unit 1&2: Approaches & Research
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The individual differences approach focuses on variations of behavior across the normal/abnormal spectrum
True
False
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Bob conducts basic research on how children's moral thinking changes. He is
A evolutionary psychologist
A developmental psychologist
A biological psychologist
A social psychologist
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The spread or dispersion of data, including the extent to which scores vary from the mean
Variability
Central tendency
Statistical significance
Standard deviation
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A tentative statement about the expected relationship between two or more variables
Peer review
Hypothesis
Theory
Operational definition
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The group in an experiment that is exposed to manipulation of the independent variable
Population
Sample
Control group
Experimental group
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Which of the following would NOT be considered a behaviorist?
John B. Watson
Carl Rogers
B. F. Skinner
Rosalie Raynor
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The group in an experiment that is not exposed to manipulation of the independent variable
Sample
Experimental group
Control group
Population
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Dr. Felon believes that by rewarding good behavior, criminals can be rehabilitated. This is
the humanistic perspective
the behavioral perspective
the social-cultural approach
the psychodynamic approach
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Distribution of subjects in experiment in which each has equal chance of being assigned to any group
Single-blind procedure
Double-blind procedure
Random assignment
Random sampling
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Precisely defines each variable in study in terms of operations needed to produce/measure them
Operational definition
Theory
Hypothesis
Data collection techniques
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Behavioral psychologists focus on
free will and self determination
problem solving and memory
observable acts
unconscious drives
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Carl Roger's client-centered therapy is an example of
the biological perspective
the evolutionary perspective
the cognitive perspective
the humanist perspective
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a statistical statement of how likely it is that an obtained result occurred by chance
Standard deviation
Statistical significance
Variability
Validity
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A larger group from which a sample is drawn and to which the researcher wishes to generalize
Sample
Population
Control group
Experimental group
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The tendency to answer questions about oneself in a socially approved manner
Sampling bias
Social desirability bias
Response set
Experimenter bias
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Occurs when a researcher's expectations influence the results of a study
Participant bias
Social desirability bias
Experimenter bias
Sampling bias
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A system of interrelated ideas used to explain a set of observations
Response set
Anecdotal evidence
Theory
Hypothesis
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A measure of variability in data
Central tendency
Operational definition
Statistical significance
Standard deviation
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Research method in which IVs are manipulated and which permits causal interpretation
Correlational research
Naturalistic observation
Experiment
Case study
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Exists when a sample is not representative of the population from which it was drawn
Social desirability bias
Experimenter bias
Confounding of variables
Sampling bias
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Dr. Rook studies the moves of chess masters to learn how people process information. This is considered
the humanistic approach
the behavioral approach
the cognitive approach
the humanistic approach
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A link or association between variables
Causation
Validity
Reliability
Correlation
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An in-depth, generally subjective, investigation of an individual subject
Experiment
Correlational research
Case study
Naturalistic observation
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Which philosopher theorized that at birth our minds are 'tabula rasa' or a blank slate?
Rene Decartes
Aristotle
John Locke
Plato
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A periodical that publishes technical and scholarly material within a discipline
Theory
Survey
Journal
Case study
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As pioneers in psychoanalysis and later psychodynamics both Freud and Carl Jung believed that
human behavior is influenced by the unconscious
genetics played a key role in human behavior
animals were useful in controlled lab experiments
human behavior resulted from environmental stimuli
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Dr. Lobe is studying phyiscal/chemical changes in the brain after stressful experiences. Which perspective is this?
cognitive
evolutionary
biological
psycholoanalytical
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Research strategy i/w neither subjects nor experimenters know which condition subjects are in
Single-blind procedure
Random assignment
Double-blind procedure
Random sampling
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Effects that occur when subjects experience change due to expectations (or to "fake" treatment)
Placebo effects
Confounding of variables
Sampling bias
Replication
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The statistic that indicates the degree and direction of relationship between variables
Correlation coefficient
Mean
Mode
Median
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Any variables other than the IVs that seem likely to influence the DV in an experiment
Response set
Placebo effects
Standard deviation
Extraneous variables
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The variable that results from the manipulation in an experiment
Extraneous variable
Placebo effect
Dependent variable
Independent variable
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Descriptive statistic & measure of central tendency; exact halfway point of data distribution
Correlation coefficient
Mode
Mean
Median
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Statistics helpful in organizing and summarizing (but not interpreting) data
Correlation coefficient
Inferential statistics
Descriptive statistics
Anecdotal evidence
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The first psychology laboratory was established in Germany by
Sigmund Freud
Max Wertheimer
Carl Jung
Wilhelm Wundt
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data that allows one to generalize/to infer from sample data the probability of something being true of a popution
Statistical significance
Inferential statistics
Research methods
Descriptive statistics
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The arithmetic average
Mode
Median
Mean
Correlation coefficient
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Psychologists who assess and treat people with psychological disorders are _____ psychologists.
Cognitive
Counseling
Clinical
Psychoanalytical
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Sigmund Freud was the founder of this school of psychology:
cognitive
behavioral
structuralism
psychoanalytic
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The early school of psychology know as functionalism was developed by
Sigmund Freud
John B Watson
Wilhelm Wundt
William James
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An early school of psychology that focused how 'the whole is more than the sum of its parts.'
structuralism
functionalism
behaviorism
gestalt
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The score that occurs most frequently
Mean
Mode
Correlation coefficient
Median
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A condition or event that an experimenter manipulates in order to observe its impact
Dependent variable
Correlation coefficient
Independent variable
Extraneous variable
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Someone who is studying the optimal time to begin 'potty training' is a _______ psychologist.
Clinical
Developmental
Social
Cognitive
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Occurs when an extraneous variable makes it difficult to sort out the effects of the IV
Confounding of variables
Experimenter bias
Sampling bias
Double-blind procedure