The Early Years
The founder of modern psychology
Who is William Wundt
The variable that should cause something to happen.
What is Independent Variable
When a single fertilized egg splits in two. What is the result?
What is Identical Twins
The diminishing effect with regular use of the same dose of a drug
What is Tolerance
A concept or framework that organized and interprets information
What is schema
Demonstrates effects that independent variables have on behavior
Dependent variable
When two seperate eggs are fertilized. What is the result?
What are Fraternal Twins
The discomfort and distress that follows discontinuing a drug
What is the withdrawl.
Trust vs. Mistrust
Atonomy vs. Shame and Doubt
Initiative vs. Guilt
Comptetence vs. InferiorityIdentity vs. role confusion
What are Erikson's stages
Founder of psychoanalysis
Who is Sigmund Freud
Conditions that a researcher wants to prevent from affecting the outcomes of the experiment
What is Extraneous variable?
When you try to decide if it is environment or genetics that cause behavior.
What is Nature vs Nurture
Compulsive drug craving and use, despite adverse consequences.
What is the Addiction
___________vs. ________________
Neurosis vs. psychosis
Behavior is learned observable and measurable.
What is Behaviorism
This method has both the subjects and the experimenters have no idea whether the subjects get the real treatment or placebo.
What is a double blind experiment.
Exposure to drugs or growing up in a bilingual house are factors of?
What is Environment
What product was purposefully marketed to teens and tweens
Juuls
The book psychologists and psychiatrists use to categorize, name and explain behavior.
DSM -V
This school of thought believed that we had free will to live more creative, meaningful and satisfying lives.
What is Humanistic Psychology
The medication given a subject in an experiment is fake.. just a sugar pill.
What is a placebo.
Theory that we learn social behavior by observing and imitating and being rewarded and punished
What is social learning theory.
10% of A students do this... compared to 48% of F students
What is smoke marijuana.
A parenting style using love, conversations, high expectations and boundries... high care, high control
What is authoritarian.