Fields of Psychology
Social Psychology
Cognitive/Neuro Psychology
Clinical Psychology
Psychologists
100

Define Social Psychology. 

Study of people's thoughts, feelings, behavior and actions. 

100

Define stereotypes.

Generalized beliefs about what members of an identifiable group are like that operate as schemas when. perceiving members of those groups. 

100

What are the different lobes of the brain.

Frontal, temporal, occipital and parietal. 

100

What is DSM stand for and what does it do.

Diagnostic and Statistic Manual of Mental Illness; guide for diagnosis for mental disorders

100

What did Amber Bandura do?

Bobo doll experiment

200

Define Clinical Psychology.

The assessment and treatment of mental illness and psychological problems. 

200

What is the difference between conformity and compliance. 

Conformity - adjusting one's behavior or thinking to conic with a group standard. 

Compliance - an act of doing as another wishes or yielding to a request or command; a tendency to yield to others 

200

What is the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system.

Brain and spinal cord; everything else 

200

What is the difference between internal and external validity. 

Internal - experiment is not internally valid 

External - results of an experiment cannot be generalized 

200

What is Erik Erickson known for?

Stage theory of psychosocial development. 

300

Define Cognitive Psychology.

Study of how people think and their mental processes.

300

Explain social facilitation 

The presence of others enhances our performance 

300

What is a neuron.

A fundamental unit of the nervous system. 

300

What is the difference between PhD and PsyD

PhD - research, academic teaching

PsyD - emphasizes assessment and therapeutic models and research; more hands on clinical training 

300

What is B.F Skinner known for.

operant conditioning 

400

Define Biopsychology.

Study of biological mechanisms of behavior and mental processes. 

400

What is the Milgram Study. 

The study of people to see the tendency to obey authority figures; how far will people go into violence, even though it violates values and ethics, such as commands to harm innocent strangers. 

400

What is the amygdala involved in.

Learning and memory. 

400

What are the umbrella terms of Anxiety Disorders (5/7)?

Social anxiety disorder, specific phobia, separation anxiety disorder, panic order, agoraphobia, generalized anxiety disorder, selective mutism 

400

What is John B. Watson's nick name. 

"Father of Behaviorism" 

500

Name 5 fields/branches of psychology other than social, clinical, cognitive, neuropsychology and biopsychology. 

Forensic, health, school, educational, sport, abnormal, counseling, industrial, experimental, evolutionary, etc. 

500

What is the scapegoat hypothesis 

Prejudice arises from a need to blame others for our problems; cycles through frustration to aggression and can be display onto minority groups.

500

What is the cerebellum involved in.

Motor learning, movement, balance, and posture.

500

PTSD diagnostic criteria (name 4 things)

exposure to traumatic event, recurrent and persistent symptoms, intrusion, avoidance, arousal, distress

500

Who was the first woman president of American Psychological Association. 

Mary Whiton Calkins 

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