Scientist
Explored the workings of the unconscious
who is Freud?
Freud and the importance of the unconscious
What Psychoanalysis
researcher studies the impact of the variables of this group, classroom that receives the different type music
What is the experimental group?
any given bystander to less likely to give aid if other bystanders are present
what is the bystander effect?
a social science that scientifically studies behavior and mental processes
what is psychology?
established the first psychology laboratory
Who is Wilhelm Wudnt?
Growth potential and individuals potential for personal growth and responsibility
What is Humanism?
no measurable impact or animals humans "sugar Pill"
What is the Placebo Effect?
the adjustment of behavior in the attempt to avoid rejection or gain approval
What is conformity?
neither the participants or the researchers know which group will receive the treatment
what is a double-blind study?
Studied Behaviorism
Who is John Watson?
Focuses on how we store, retrieve, process information
What is the cognitive perpective?
Researcher manipulates the Variable
What is correlation?
people who exert less effort in a group than when held individually accountable
what is social loafing?
research pattern that follows a group of people over a long period of time
what is longitudinal study?
Studied people's ability to reach their fill potential
Who is Abraham Maslow?
observations in a natural setting?
What is a naturalist?
Prediction or statement of the likelihood that a certain event will happen
What is a hypothesis?
in the presence of others, individuals feel less personal responsibility and are less likely to take action where help is required
what is diffusion of responsibility?
the psychologist who did the " shock" experiment to test obedience
Who is Stanley Milgram?
Studied Conformity and did a study with lines
Who is Solomon Asch?
the influence of the nervous system, hormones,and genes
what is the biological approach?
compares results to this group, did not have any music played
what is the control group?
people tend to have friends and partners similar to themselves
what is matching?
a small request which will lead to complying with a larger request later
what is the foot in the door technique?