Final Study Guide Flashcards

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Wilhelm Wundt

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First modern psychologist who established the first psychology laboratory

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Hypothesis

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An educated guess, part of the scientific method, and it has to be tested

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Sir Francis Galton

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Developed the personality test

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Humanistic Psychology

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Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow

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Applied science

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Psychological principles used tho solve immediate problems

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Functionalist

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Psychologist who studies the function of the consciousness

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Legal system

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Forensic Psychology applies psychological principles to this system

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Basic science

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Pursuit of knowledge for its own sake

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Physiological state

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A person is motivated by this

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You might behave by your

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Cognitive or mental state

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Sigmund Freud

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Unconscious mind/motivations

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Rollo May

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Humanistic psychologist who described human behavior as active and creative, tried to figure out why humans and animals adapt go things/places

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Positive correlation

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Positive relationship between 2 variables (measure of degree) it’s opposite is negative correlation

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The cardinal rule of naturalistic observation

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Do not disturb or disrupt anything

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Self fulfilling prophecy

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When a researcher finds what they expect to find

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Mean

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The range of scores on a bell curve

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Bell curve

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Represents the correlation coefficient

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Descriptive statistics

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List and summarize data in a practical way

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Survey

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Method of collection information from someone (questionnaires)

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Sample

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Small group of a total population

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Statistics

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Math that allows researchers to organize and evaluate data

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Mean

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Average

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Longitudinal study

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Studying the same group of people for a long period of time

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Psychologists check if results are statistically significant or due to this

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Chance

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Central tendency
Mean, median, mode
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Comparable worth
Woman and men should get equal pay for the same jobs
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Eustress
Positive stress
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Distress
Negative stress
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General adaptation syndrome
Alarm Resistance Exhaustion
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Immune system
Prolonged stress weakens this
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Type B people are less vulnerable to this
Stress
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Approach approach
Two positive options/choices
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Approach avoidance
One positive one negative options/choices
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Avoidance avoidance
Two negative options/choices
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Fight or Flight
Response to danger
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Stress
Psychologists say your perception of an effect causes/is this
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Hardiness
Active coping strategy Control Commitment Challenge
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Cognitive reaction
Stress is so bad you can not concentrate
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Exhaustion
When delusions come to help you cope with the situation
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Holistic organism
Humans are this type of organism
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Uplift
It is a positive thing (such as giving something to someone) to make them happy or bring joy to them(positive)
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Conversion reaction
Transforming emotional difficulty into a loss of a physical body function
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Bipolar disorder stages
Manic and depressive
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Phobia
Absolute fear of something
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Tolerance
Taking more of a drug to get the original effect, because their body has become tolerant of it
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Paranoid type schizophrenia
Delusions and hallucinations
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Dissociative identity disorder
One person with many individual personalities/persons
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Alcoholism
#1 drug problem
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Deviance approach to mental illness
When most people do the normal thing
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How most people deal with phobias
They avoid them
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Panic attack
Intense anxiety with no apparent cause
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Post traumatic stress disorder
A disorder that comes from traumatizing events in the forms of dreams of flashbacks
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Compulsion
Repetition of irrational action
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Disorganized schizophrenia
Incoherent language, inappropriate actions, etc.
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Long term institutionalized schizophrenics might result in
Burn out
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Withdrawl
The symptoms that occur after the person discontinues that use of a drug to which he or she has become addicted
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Clinical psychology
a psychologist who diagnoses and treats people with emotional disturbances
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Developmental psychology
a psychologist who studies the emotional,cognitive,biological,personal, and social changes that occur as an individual matures
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Experimental group
The group to which an independent variable is applied
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Control group
The group that is treated in the same way as the experimental group except that the experimental treatment (the independent variable) is not applied.
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Self-actualization
Living up to your full potential
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B.F. Skinner
Theory that people will start doing or not doing things depending on consequences and rewards