About Psychology
Early Theorists
Modern Theorists
Scientific Method
Reserach
100

The pursuit of knowledge for its own sake.

What is basic science? 

100

Sir Francis Galton contributed to the development of this type of test.

What is personality? 

100

He is associated with the unconscious determinants of behavior, psychoanalysis, and free association.

Who is Sigmund Freud? 

100

A complex explanation based on findings from many studies.

What is a theory? 

100

Sampling of data obtained through interviews and questionnaires. 

What is a survey? 

200

Using psychological principles to solve immediate problems. 

What is applied science? 

200

The first modern psychologists found of psychoology as a separate field. 

Who is Wilhelm Wundt? 

200

He is associated with reinforcement and behaviorism.

Who is B.F. Skinner? 

200

As part of the scientific method, this educated guess must be scientifically tested. 

What is a hypothesis? 

200

The cardinal rule of this method is to avoid disturbing the participants. 

What is naturalistic observation? 

300

NOT a goal of psychology: explanation, prediction, cognition, or influence?

What is cognition? 

300
The method that led to the application of the scientific method to psychology.

What is introspection? 

300

He is associated with humanistic psychology and self-actualization. 

Who is Abraham Maslow? 

300
This is NOT part of the scientific method: questions, experiments, influencing behavior, or generating theories. 

What is "influencing behavior"? 

300

In these case studies, the same group of participants are studied at regular intervals over a period of years. 

What are longitudinal studies? 

400

Theory that behavior is influenced by perceptions, memories, and expectations? 

What is cognitive psychology? 

400

He explored how heredity influences a person's behavior.

Who is Sir Francis Galton? 

400

Freud's theory of personality development was based on this kind of research method.

What are case studies? 

400

A relatively small group out of the total population under study. 

What is a sample? 

400

A sample representative of various subgroups of the population. 

What is a stratified sample? 

500

The idea that mind and body are seperate. 

What is dualism? 

500

Theorists who explore how humans and animals adapt to their environment.

Who are functionalists? 

500

He identified and studied conditioned reflexes. 

Who was Ivan Pavolv? 

500

Equal chance of being represented. 

What is a random sample? 

500

In these case studies, individuals are organized into groups based on age. 

What is cross-sectional? 

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