Unit 0 & 1
When an observed correlation can be explained by a potential different, or third, variable
What is Third Variable Problem?
Things which share visual characteristics will be seen as belonging together
What is Similarity?
an optimal period early in life when the exposure to certain stimuli and experiences produces normal development
What is Critical Period?
Those that individuals hold but may be unaware of or may not acknowledge
What is Implicit Attitudes/Bias?
a subfield of psychology that explores the impact of psychological, behavioral, and cultural factors on health and wellness
What is Health Psychology?
A type of research design in which researchers collect data from many individuals
What is Cross-sectional?
Things which are close together will be seen as belonging together
What is Proximity?mollie stinks
When a more experienced teacher first demonstrates an ability, then guides the learner to complete the ability on their own
What is Scaffolding?
You can expert some control over your life
What is Internal Locus of control?
Positive stress
Attempting to arrange human reproduction in a way that prioritizes heritable traits regarded as desirable
What is Eugenics?
Stretching of muscles around both eyes transmits depth cues to the brain
What is Convergence?
causes a response after being associated with the unconditional stimulus
What is the Conditioned Stimulus (CS) ?
The perception by an individual that the amount of a desired resource they have is less than some comparison person/group
What is Relative Deprivation?
purging
What is Bulimia Nervosa?
helps coordinate movements and is helpful in sleep and arousal
What is RAS?
Remembering to perform a planned action in the future
What is Prospective Memories?
"If you keep doing what your doing I'll take your phone away" is an example of this
What is Negative Punishment?
Following along with the norms of the group
what is obedience?
The presence of multiple unique personalities within one individual
What Is DID?
An example is climbing stairs and a excess is migraines/seizures - the body's major excitatory neurotransmitter
What is Glutamate?
proposes three interacting systems that information must pass through to be remembered
What is the Multi-Store Model?
Farming long-term romantic, platonic, and familial relationships
What is Intimacy vs. Isolation?
Personality tests that have you select from a list of options. More valid and reliable than projective ex. The big 5
What is Personality Inventories?
Loss of memories as the result of some form of trama
What is Dissociative Amnesia/Fugue?