This uses methods, theories, assumptions, and conclusions that pretend to be scientific.
What is pseudoscience?
100
A formalized set of concepts that summarizes and organizes observations and inferences, provides tentative explanations for phenomena, and provides the bases for making predictions.
What is a theory?
100
Any use of psychology to deal with real world problems.
What is applied psychology?
100
1. What privilege does Rogers value highly?
What is the privilege of "getting away, of being alone"?
100
The American Psychological Association recommends that the body of a research article is organized into these four parts.
What is introduction, method, results, and discussion?
200
I won't believe it unless I see it, is an example of this type of empiricism.
What is naive?
200
Ethical issues are considered in this phase of research.
What is the procedures-design phase?
200
The degree of linear relationship between two or more variables.
What is correlation?
200
What is the title of part III of On Becoming a Person?
What is The Process of Becoming a Person?
200
Each study discussed in the paper is listed in this order in the reference section?
What is alphabetical order by the last name of the author?
300
He established the world's first psychological lab in 1879 in Leipzig, Germany.
Who is Wilhelm Wundt?
300
The principle, that for a theory to be scientific, there must be some evidence that, if found, would lead to a rejection of the theory.
What is falsifiability in science?
300
A research design in which a group of participants is followed over time.
What is a longitudinal design?
300
In the field of psychotherapy, where has considerable progress been made?
What is in measuring the outcomes of therapy in the personality and behavior of the client?
300
This section describes how the research was carried out, including who participated and how they were selected, the apparatus, equipment, materials, and procedures.
What is the method section?
400
All 10 year old children hate birds. Mary is a 10 year old child. Therefore, Mary hates birds, is an example of this.
What is rationalism?
400
Induction and this are inferential processes.
What is deduction?
400
The methodological and/or conceptual soundness of research.
What is validity?
400
Roger's interest in what brought about his interest in every kind of relationship?
What is psychotherapy?
400
t(28) = 2.33, p < 0.05 is an example of how to report this type of statistic.
What is a t-test?
500
This incorporates such diverse disciplines as cognitive and physiological psychology, neurology, and language development.
What is behavioral neuroscience?
500
The short term memory holds information for this amount of time, but has a restricted capacity.
What is 15 seconds?
500
Procedure for selecting participants, in which each participant has an equal chance of being selected and the selection of any one participant does not affect the probability of selecting any other participant.
What is random sampling?
500
In regards to the relationship a psychotherapist must have with his patient, what is the first condition?
What is reality?
500
This area summarizes the research paper in no more than 120 words.