Famous Psychologists
Famous Sociologists
Famous Anthropologists
Research Methods
Miscellaneous
100
The number of stages in Erik Erikson's theory of psychological development
8
100
I disagree with Marx - values and beliefs DO affect how humans act
Max Weber
100
This anthropologist's subjects enjoy eating bananas and swinging from trees
Jane Goodall
100
Proposed explanation for a phenomenon
Hypothesis
100
Prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way considered to be unfair
Bias
200
This psychologist is known for his study of children and the formation of the elementary school curriculum
Jean Piaget
200
The name of Karl Marx's most famous work
The Communist Manifesto
200
Jurassic Park would have loved to have us as paleontologists for their park
The Leakeys
200
One-on-one meetings used to collect data for studies
Interviews
200
The beliefs, customs, arts, language, etc., of a particular society, group, place, or time
Culture
300
This psychologist studied and developed concepts of introversion and extroversion, archetypes and collective consciousness
Carl Jung
300
I am a strong advocate for social equality, specifically for women's rights in 19th century England and also deaf
Harriet Martineau
300
Margaret Mead studied this group of people
Aboriginal People
300
Stimuli introduced into an environment during a study
Variables
300
A descriptive, exploratory or explanatory analysis of a person, group or event
Case study
400
This Canadian studied brainwave techniques and helped developed the MRI
Ravi Menon
400
I believe the "system" influences humans
Emile Durkheim
400
I created the term "survival of the fittest" while studying the social behaviour of humans
Herbert Spencer
400
A relationship between two sets of data or two random variables
Correlation
400
A phenomenon in which the greater the number of people present, the less likely people are to help an individual in distress
The Bystander Effect
500
I am known as the "father of linguistics"
Noam Chomsky
500
This Canadian sociologist studies Feminist theory and started a feminism class at The University of British Columbia
Dorothy Smith
500
This anthropologist believes that every culture should be judged by its own standards, not those of Western culture
Franz Boas
500
Studying groups from afar
Observation
500
A research method that gathers mass information about what people feel, know, or think about current issues or topics
Survey or Questionnaire
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