Chapter 1: Psychological Foundations
Chapter 2: Psychological Research
Chapter 3:Biopsychology
Chapter 4: States of Consciousness
Chapter 5: Sensation & Perception
100

Psychology was accepted as an academic discipline during which period?

1800s

100

A psychologist wants to study one individual who experienced an extreme and unique psychological circumstance. Which research method would be most appropriate?

Case Study

100

_____is a chemical messenger that allows neurons to communicate?

Neurotransmitter

100

Which substance is most likely to cause altered sensory and perceptual experiences?

Hallucinogens 

100

________ is what happens when information is detected by a sensory receptor, like when Maggie’s optic nerves pick up a light flashing in the distance.

Sensation

200

Who established the first psychology laboratory?

William Wundt

200

A researcher wants to observe people behaving naturally without making them aware that their behavior is being studied. Which method would be most appropriate?

Naturalistic Observation

200

Which structure of a neuron receives signals from other neurons?

Dendrites

200

Mohammed is sleeping. His eyelids are quivering because his eyes are darting around. Mohammed is probably experiencing ________ sleep.

REM

200

Pain that results from damage to neurons of the peripheral or central nervous system is called ________.

neuropathic pain

 

300

Which psychological perspective focuses on understanding conscious experience through introspection?


Structuralism

300

A researcher follows the same group of college students for four years to examine how their attitudes toward their academic abilities change. This is an example of:

Longitudinal research

300

Which brain structure is primarily associated with learning and memory, particularly spatial memory?

Hippocampus

300

_____Disorder is characterized by pauses in breathing that last at least ten seconds during sleep.

Sleep Apnea

300

Joanna is competing on Jeopardy!. She doesn't have to think about the distance between her finger and the buzzer and knows just how hard to press because of ________.


proprioception

400

_____ is using perspective-taking, non-judgement, recognizing emotions in others, and communicating that to others

Empathy

400

In a research study, both the researchers and participants are unaware of group assignments. This is known as____

A double-blind study
400

Which division of the nervous system is associated with rest and restore functions?

Parasympathetic Nervous System

400

Sleep spindles appear in ________  of sleep.

Stage 2

400

Which sense relies on the organs of the inner ear to help maintain balance and body posture?

the vestibular sense

500

Ivan Pavlov is best known for his work involving:


Classical Conditioning

500

Which type of reasoning begins with a general premise and uses it to predict a specific result?

Deductive Reasoning

500

Which neurotransmitter is associated with muscle action and memory

Acetylcholine

500

What term describes the continuation of a visual sensation after removal of the stimulus?

Afterimage

500

When Martha first visits her Aunt and Uncle’s house, the smell of fish is overwhelming, but after an hour, she doesn’t even notice it’s there. What explains this?


sensory adaptation

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