Arguably the most famous psychologist. The founder of psychoanalysis.
Sigmund Freud
The section of the brain located towards the front. Responsible for decision making.
Frontal Cortex
The first stage of NREM sleep
NREM-1
The most used and abused drug.
Caffine
First female president of the APA. Set a foundation for female psychologists.
Mary Whiton Calkins
Part of the brain that controls balance and movement.
The Cerebellum
Dreaming occurs in this stage
REM
Hallucinogenic also known as acid
LSD
He trained a hungry dog to salivate at the sound of a metronome or buzzer to test the concept of the conditioned reflex.
Ivan Pavlov
Part of the brain responsible for hearing.
Temporal lobe
Alpha waves are produced in this sleep stage.
Awake
stimulant that temporarily increases alertness and euphoria
Cocaine
She was not a Psychologigst, but she was a nurse.
Dorothea Dix
If you damage the right side of your brain, this side becomes affected in your everyday life.
The left side.
In this stage of sleep, most sleep conditions occur.
NREM-3
Methamphetamine is this kind of drug.
Stimulant
Founder of structuralism and former student of Wilhelm Wundt.
Edward Titchener
Small area in the temporal lobe responsible for comprehension of speech.
Wernicke's Area
Sleep stage that occurs more than once in the sleep cycle.
NREM-2
Mild hallucinogen that impairs motor skills and produces a euphoric high.
Marijuana