Methods
An in depth study of a group of men between the ages of 40-55 years of age who experienced severe traumatic brain injuries and living with symptoms of depression; attempting to reveal universal application of treatments.
What is a case study?
The electrical impulse of neural communication.
What is action potential?
What is stage 2 pre-operational stage?
Self-concept, self-efficacy, Self-actualization, Ideal self, Unconditional Positive Regard, and reaching full potential are terms associated with this psychological approach?
What is Humanism?
A correlational research concluded lower levels of physical activity during the day predicted less stress management abilities.
What is a positive correlation?
A researcher uses double-blind procedure, with manipulation of independent variable on randomly assigned participants to control for confounding variables are the best examples of this causal revealing research method.
What is an experiment?
The detection of physical stimuli such as (light, sound, taste, touch and smell) is known as this.
What is sensation?
During this stage Erickson believes a 6th grade 12 year olds will experience internal conflict whether they are capable/competent or inadequate /and do not measure up to their peers.
What is stage 4 Industry v. Inferiority?
Unconscious motives, childhood experiences, interplay of id, ego, and superego along with defense mechanisms are part of this approach to psychology.
What is psychodynamics?
Operational definition of managing stress was conducted using quantitative data which uses a numerical scale to measurestress management is known as this.
What is a Likert scale?
A research wants to study a speakers pitch frequency voice and audience retention of information. The researcher concludes a likely relationship exists between lower pitch voices and increased retention by audience.
What is correlational study?
Acetylcholine, serotonin, dopamine, endorphines, norepeniphen, GABA, substance p, are chemical messengers called this. They travel through a vast neural network in our brain and bodies.
What are neurotransmitters?
What is authoritative parenting?
The unconscious, pleasure seeking part of our personality which can get us in trouble if left unchecked.
What is the Id?
Classical conditioning relates to the pairing of neutral and Unconditioned stimuli to evoke an emotional/physiological response; This process is called _____________.
What is association/acquisition?
A researcher gathering multiple studies (20) on various technologies impact on behavior and personality disorders, found a significant association between all the research.
These 2 specific structures in the brain are associated with language. Generally speaking, mostly found in the left frontal lobe, the other, in the left temporal lobe.
What is Broca's area and Wernicke's area?
Urie Bronfenbrenner's holistic view of 5 interconnected system from intimate settlings to broad cultural/ political and economic contexts to different times and life transition moments help shape development.
What is ecological systems model?
What is superego?
Solomon Asch conducted an experiment which used confederates to intentionally choose the wrong answer to see if participants would conform; they did, and concluded a persons own perceptions overrides this type of influence where one wants to be accepted/liked by the group, not standout or look foolish.
What is normative social influence?
A research which attempts to understand the developmental aspects of language acquisition by studying two different age groups simultaneously.
The diminished response to stimuli after a period of time. Think of initially walking into a house and how there is a noticeable aroma, or jumping into a cold swimming pool, but then the sensation reduces.
What is sensory adaptation?
cooing, babbling, telegraphic stage are all part of this important development. Also includes phonemes, morphemes, semantics and syntax.
What is language development?
This theory suggests motivation comes from a disruption in homeostasis and the need/want to return to a balanced state.
What is Drive Reduction theory?
The cognitive process of analyzing and interpreting sensory (sight, sound, smell, touch etc.) information to understand our environment .
What is perception?