Lesson 1 Flashcards

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Scientific study of behavior and mental process

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Psychology

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Set of hypothesised statements about the relationship among events

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Theory

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3
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Propose reasons for relationships

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Theory

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Derive explanation and prediction

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Theory

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What do Psychologists do?

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Research, Practice, Teaching

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Conducted without conconcern for immediate application

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Pure Research

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Conducted to find solutions to particular problems

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Applied Research

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Applying psychological knowledge to help individuals

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Practice

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Sharing psychological knowledge in classroom, seminars, and workshops

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Teaching

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FIELDS OF PSYCHOLOGY (16)

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Clinical Psychologist
Counselling Psychologist
School Psychologist
Educational Psychologist
Developmental Psychologist
Social Psychologist
Environmental Psychologist
Experimental Psychologist
Forensic Psychologist
Health Psychologist
Sports Psychologist
Industrial Psychologist
Human Factor Psychologist
Organizational Psychologist
Consumer Psychologist

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Help people with psychologoical disorders adjust to the demands of life

Evaluate and resolve problems and change self defeating behaviors

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Clinical Psychologist

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Use interviews and test to define client’s problems

Typically handles adjustment problens but not psychological disorders

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Counselling Psychologist

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identify and assist students who have problems thag interfere with learning

help in decision making in student placement

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School Psychologist

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Facilitate learning by focusing on course planning and institutional methods for a school system

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Educational Psychologist

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Study the changes in physical, cognitive, social, and emotional occurence throughout lifespan

may focu on influences of heredity and environment on development

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Developmental Psychologist

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Identify and measure humab traits and determine influences on human thought, processes, feelings, and behavior

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Personality Psychologist

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Study the ways that people and the enviroment, natural environment, and human made environment, influence one another

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Environmental Psychologist

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Specialize in basic processes such as the nervous system, sensation and perception, learning and memory, thought, motivation and emotion

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Experimental Psychologist

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Apply Psychology to the crimical justice system

Deal with legal matters such as defendant’s sanity during the commitment of crime

May also treat psychologically ill offenders, consult with attorneys, and analyze offender’s behaviors and mental processes

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Forensic Psychologist

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Studied the effects of stress on health problems such as headaches, cardiovascular disease, and cancer

Guide clients towrds healthier behavior patterns

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Health Psychologist

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Help athletes concentrate on their performance and not on the crowd, they use cognitive strategies such as positive visualization to enhance performance and avoid choking under pressure

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Sports Psychologist

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focus on relationship between people and work

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Industrial Psychologist

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Make technical systems such as automobile dashboard and computer keyboards more user friendly

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Human Factor Psychologist

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Study the behavior of people in organizations such as business

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Organizational Psychologist

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Study the behavior of shoppers in an effort tonpredict and influence their behavior
Consumer Psychologist
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Who said that science could rationally treat only info gathered by senses
Aristotle
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Declared that people are motivated to seek pleasure and avoid pain
Aristotle
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What did aristotle say about the human behavior
"human behaviour, like movements of the stars and the seas, is subject to rules and law"
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Who said that we could think of behavior in terms of body and a momind and that behavior is influenced by external simulation
Democritus
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First to raise question whether there is free will or choice
Democritus
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Who said that people should rely on rational thought and introspection
Socrates
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careful examination of one's own thoughts and emotions
Introspection
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Who showed how physical events stimulate psychological sensations and perceptions
Gustav Fechner
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What book did Gustav Fechner published?
Elements of Psychophysics
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What's the theory of Charles Darwin
Theory of Natural Selection
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Who opened the first psychology laboratory and helped develop the field of structuralism
Wilhelm Wundt
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attempted to break conscious experience down into objective sensations and subjective feelings
Structuralism
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This shows how our experiences help us function more adaptively in our environment (adapted Darwin's theory)
Functionalism
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Adaptive Behavior : ?? Maladaptive Behavior : ??
learned and maintained drop out
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learning observable (by means of special instruments) behavior
Behaviorism
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Founder of American Behaviorism
John Watson
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they said that organisms learn to behave in certain ways bcs of reinforcements
B.F Skinner
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stimulus that follows a response and increases the frequency of the response
Reinforcement
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much of our lives us governed vy unconscious ideas and impulses that originate in childhood conflicts
Psychoanalysis
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relationship between the brain, hormones, heredity, and evolution
Biological Perspective/Evolutionary (?)
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understanding the mental process to understand human nature investigate ways we perceive andmentally represent the world
Cognitive Perspective
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emphasizes the role of subjective experience people have free will
Humanistic-Existential Perspective
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Who sa Hierarchy of Needs
Abraham Maslow
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Hierarchy of Need from baba to taas
Physiological Needs Safety Needs Love and Belonging Self Esteem Self-actualization
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focuses less on unconscious process and more in conscious choice and self direction influenced by Freud's theory
Psychodynamic Perspective
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environmental influences and learning habits thru repetition and reinforcement
Contemporary Cognitivists
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people's capacity to modify and create their environment
Social Cognitivists
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studies influences of ethnicity, gender, culture, and socioeconomic status in behavior and mental processes
Social Perspective
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an organized way of using experience and testing ideas to expand and refine knowledge
Scientific Method
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a specific statement about behavior/mental processes that is tested thru research
hypothesis
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complete group of interest to researchers, from which a sample is drawn
population
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part of population
sample
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each member of a population has an equal chance of being selected to participate
Random Sample
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identified subgroups in the population are represented proportionately in the sample
stratified sample
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people who offer to participate in research
voluntary bias
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[method in research] biography thru interviews, questionnaires, and psychological test
Case Study
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scientific investigation where large sample of people answer questions about their attitudes/behavior
Survey
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observe behavior where it happens ir "in the field'
Naturalistic Observation
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investigating relationship between observed behavior or a measured trait
Correlation
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expresses the strength and direction of the relationship between the variable
Correlation Coefficient
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seeks to confirm cause and effect introducing independent variables and observing their effects kn dependent variables
Experiment
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variable that can be manipulated
Independent Variable
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assumed effect of Independent Variable
Dependent Variable
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groups whose members obtain the treatment
experimental group
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do not obtain treatment, while other conditions are held constant
Control Groups
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bogus treatment that has the appearance of being genuine
placebo
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unaware whether or not one has received a treatment
blind
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neither the subjects nor the observer know who has received the treatment
double-blind study
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participant's agreement ti participate in the research
Informed Consent