Intro to psychology
Research Methods
Samples, Validity, & Reliability
Research Ethics
Mixed
100

the study of the mind and behavior in humans and animals 

What is Psychology?

100

Psychologists know by asking questions, collecting information, studying behaviors, testing ideas and drawing conclusions.

What is Research Methods?

100

The entire group a researcher wants to learn about.

what is Population?

100

Are rules and principles researchers follow to protect people and animals involved in research.

What are Research ethics?

100

IRB stands for 

Institutional Review Board

200

An approach of psychology that emphasizes the processing of entire experience rather then individual components

What is Gestalt psychology?

200

Examines how strongly two variables are related to, or associated with, each other.

What is correlational studies?

200

A test or measurement tool consistently produces the same results under the same conditions.

What is reliability?

200

Researchers do not tell participants everything about a study because the truth could change their behavior.

What is deception?

200

Choosing participants simply because they are easy to reach.

What is convenience sampling?

300

An approach that focuses on learned behaviors

What is Behaviorism?

300

Researchers observe behavior in a person’s normal environment without interfering.

What is naturalistic observation?

300

A sample that reflects important characteristics of the population.

What is representative sample?

300

Reviews studies involving people before the research begins.

What is the IRB?
300

A sample that over represents or underrepresents certain people.

What is a biased sample?

400

A field of psychology that focuses on internal processes.

What is cognitive psychology?

400

People respond to a structured set of questions about their experiences, beliefs, behaviors, or attitudes.

What is a Survey?

400

A smaller group selected from the population to participate in the study

What is a sample?

400

participants are given enough information about a study to make an informed decision about whether they want to participate.

What is Informed Consent?

400

IACUC stands for 

 What is the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee?

500

Focuses on how human behavior and mental processes have been shaped by natural selection.

What is evolutionary selection?

500

An intensive, in depth investigation of an individual, a family, or other social unit.

What is a case study?

500

The extent to which a test or study accurately measures what it claims to measure.

What is validity?
500

Reviews research involving animals

What is the IACUC?

500

A 1960 unethical experiment that claimed to measure memory but actually measured obedience.

What is the Miligram experiment?

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