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300
The Oedipus Complex is half the battle, this complex describes a girl's unconscious desire for her father and rivalry with her mother during the phallic stage of psychosexual development
What is the Electra Complex?
300
It refers to a division of the brain, which sometimes include the limbic and insular
What is a lobe?
300
ANOVAs and regressions are fundamentally the same, since they go about analyzing this type of relationship between variables
What is a linear relationship?
300
It's the model depicted here, that describes influential factors in a child's life
What is Bronfenbrenner's Ecological Theory?
300
To our amusement, Bandura used this object to demonstrate social learning in kids
What is a Bobo Doll?
300
Elizabeth Loftus demonstrated how easily eyewitness memory can be altered by "smashing" or "bumping" these together
What are cars?
600
In opposition to one of Freud's many phallic theories, Karen Horney coined this type of envy
What is womb envy?
600
It often precedes analysis and cognition
What is meta?
600
This statistical method involves repeatedly resampling from the original data potentially thousands of times to simulate a population distribution
What is bootstrapping?
600
We all know aging sucks, especially when you're in this part of this generation who are generally responsible for tending to their elderly parents in addition to their own children... hold the mayo.
What is a sandwich generation?
600
Using simple drawn lines, Solomon Asch demonstrated this social phenomenon, which could be fragmented simply by adding a single "team mate"
What is conformity?
600
It's the effect demonstrated here when you try and read the name of the color rather than the word
What is the Stroop Effect?
900
Perhaps the antithesis to Charles Darwin, Freud coined this "drive of destruction" directed "to lead organic life back into the inanimate state"
What is a death drive?
900
Last name of man who self-lobotomized with a railroad spike
What is Gage?
900
In multilevel modeling, this term refers to observations, like individual students, being nested within higher-level units, like classrooms
What is clustering?
900
Vygotsky's ZPD, which stands for this, describes a child's abilities with and without scaffolding
What is the Zone of Proximal Development?
900
Stanley Milgram's other famous experiment had groups of confederates do this on a city sidewalk, observing if passersby followed suit
What is look up (and/or stop)?
900
In a Nobel Prize winning study, Hubel and Wiesel used this animal to prove the existence of specialized feature detector neurons attenuated to specific stimuli
What is a cat?
1200
We've all heard (and have probably made) a nice Freudian slip, but did you know it's technical term is this?
What is parapraxis?
1200
Availability, representativeness, and anchoring to name a few
What is a bias?
1200
Failed all of your assumptions? No worries, this non-parametric test analyzes the medians of two or more independent groups
What is a Kruskal-Wallis test?
1200
The Sally-Anne task, involving Sally, Anne, and hiding a marble in a basket, studies this developmental phenomenon
What is Theory of Mind?
1200
Using this type of paradigm, researcher Henri Tajfel demonstrated in-group and out-group effects based on preference for abstract paintings
What is a Minimal Group Paradigm (MGP)?
1200
This little fella here is one of this species, commonly used in facial recognition, categorization, and the expertise literature
What is the Greeble?
1500
Freud's "co-therapist" Jofi, was this Chinese breed of dog; she was a reliable timekeeper, getting up and yawning at 50 minutes, indicating a therapy session was over
What is a Chow Chow?
1500
Brain region that is primarily responsible for body regulation during sleep
What is the pons?
1500
This method of estimation is often used in mixed modeling, especially when dealing with unbalanced designs or missing data
What is Maximum Likelihood Estimation (MLE)?
1500
Saffran, Aslin, and Newport used streams of syllables to describe this language acquisition phenomenon
What is statistical learning?
1500
A step beyond the FAE, Thomas Pettigrew coined this term that attributes outgroup members' negative behavior to internal flaws and ingroup members' negative behavior to external circumstances
What is the Ultimate Attribution Error?
1500
Point in the direction of the middle arrow in the following stimuli:
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These are examples what you would see in this visual attention task
What is a Flanker Task?