Psychological Perspectives
Focuses on how people think, remember, and solve problems
What is Cognitive Perspective?
Involves the use of independent variables and random assignment to groups
What is Experimental methodology
This allows researchers to determine if there is a relationship between two variables as in an experiment
What are correlational studies?
Represents data in words or numbers in rows and columns
What is a table?
A statement in which a person takes a position they believe to be true
What is a claim?
Freud, discussed id, ego, and superego. "The talking cure".
In an experiment, any facto or condition that can change or vary, and that is measured, manipulated, or controlled by the researcher
What is variable?
The variables have an inverse relationship. The variables move in opposite directions
What is Negative Correlation?
Visually represents organized data so relationships are clear
What is a graph?
An accepted standard, practice, behavior, or expectation within a specific group, society, or context
What is a norm?
Focuses on observable behavior
What is behavioral approach?
A research method that involves an in-depth and detailed examination of particular individual, group, event, or phenomenon.
What is a case study?
Uses random selection to gather information about people's opinions, attitudes and perceptions
What is a survey?
Visually represents dtat that may or may not be related
What is a chart?
A subtle distinction or shade of meaning
What is a nuance?
Trained dogs to salivate at the sound of a bell. Known for classical conditioning
Who is Pavlov?
A process of systematic observation, measurement and experiment to formulate and test hypotheses
What is scientific method?
Another method for both formal and informal data collection. Can be conducted in a one-on-one setting
What is an interview?
A simpliflied drawing representing data
What is a diagram?
EBQ stands for
What is Evidence Based Question?
Carl Rogers. Focused on a more positive outlook on people related to their motivtion to fulfill their potential
What is Humanistic Approach?
A specific and testable decription of an expected outcome of a study
What is a hypothesis?
Is a signed statement indicating that a rearch study participant understands the components and the potential risks of the study and agrees to take part
What is Informed Consent?
Measures of central tendancy (three words that start with 'm')
What is mean, median and mode?
AAQ stands for
What is Article Analysis Question?