History and Research

Question 1

William James

Answer 1

Functionalism first textbook

Question 2

Functionalism

Answer 2

William james. Understanding the function of the brain rather than the structure

Question 3

Behaviorism

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Changing behavior to get desired effect. Watson Skinner Pavlov

Question 4

Pavlov

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Classical conditioning, Dog and bell

Question 5

Skinner

Answer 5

operant conditioning skinner box with rats, key, ligh food

Question 6

Classical Conditioning

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Type of behavior change that associates behavior with stimulus Pavlov and Watson

Question 7

Operant Conditioning

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A type of behavior change that associates behavior with punishment/reward. Rat gets food in the skinner box when they pull the switch

Question 8

Wundt

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Intorspection ask use how we feel to understand the brain.

Question 9

Humanism

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Positive regard for people. Maslow and Carl rogers

Question 10

Maslow

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Hierarchy of needs. HUMANIST

Question 11

Carl Rogers

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HUMANIST. Postive regard for people no matter the situation

Question 12

Social cultural influence

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Environment of that person

Question 13

Case study

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Longitudinal study of one person or group of people

Question 14

False consensus

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Overestimate to think that people will agree with you

Question 15

Hawthorne Effect

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People act different when they realize that they are being studied

Question 16

What indicates a strong correlation

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The closer to 1 indicates a stronger correlation and positive/negative indicates direction of correlation

Question 17

Confounding variable

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An unaccounted for variable that could affect the results

Question 18

Mode

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Most common number

Question 19

How many results are in one standard deviation

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68% and 95% for 2

Question 20

Inferential statistics

Answer 20

Does the research done support the hypothesis