What is Psychology?
Methods
Biology & Neuro
Development
Sensation
100

Any kind of observable action, including words, gestures, responses, and biological activity.

What is behavior?

100

A statement on how variables are related to eachother

What is a predication?

100

Controls involuntary functions

What is the Autonomic Nervous System?

100

The process where the environment is interpreted in terms of existing cognitive structures. 

What is Assimilation?

100

Combination of sensations arriving from sensory systems and prior knowledge.

What is Perception?

200

This perspective descibes the contents of the mind

What is Structuralism?

200

Individuals are divided into subgroups and take representative samples. 

What is stratified random sampling?

200

Branchlike extensions of the neuron that detect information from other nuerons. 

What is a Dendrite?

200

Understanding that an underlying physical dimension remains unchanged depite shifts in it's appearance.

What is conservation?

200

Suggests that we perceive color in terms of paired opposites (Red/Green, Blue/Yellow, Black/White).

What is the Opponent Process of Color Vision?

300

These professionals identify, prevent, and releive psychological distress or dysfunction. 

What are Clinical Psychologists?

300

Occurs when experimenters don't reveal the true nature of the study before participation in the experiment.

What is deception?

300

Non-nueronal cells that maintain homeostasis, form myelin, and provide support and protections for nuerons in the CNS and PNS.

What is Glial Cells?

300

Having the ability to: Think logically about abstract ideas, think hypothetically, use symbols and propositions

What is Piaget's Formal Operational Stage

300

The ventral stream refers to the path that goes from the occipital cortex through the ____ cortex; specialized for identifying and recognizing objects. 

What is temporal?

400

Describes immediate, non-evolutionary explainations for behavior. 

What are proximate causes?

400

The degree to which results can be attributed to the independant variable, rather than outside variables. 

What is Internal Validity?

400

GABA, Glycine, Dopamine

What are inhibitory nuerotransmitters?

400

Upon the departure of a parent, this infant shows litlle interest when the parent leaves or reappears.

What is Insecure-Avoidant attachement in the Strange Situation?

400

Cell activiation in a specific location on the basilar membrane produces our perception of pitch

What is Place Theory?

500

Crying occurs because of biological processes happening in the tear duct. What explanation is this?

What is a Process-Oriented Proximate Explanation?

500

The degree to which experimental results can be generalized

What is External Validity?

500

This coordinates the formation and retreival of new memories.

What is the Temporal Lobe?

500

Identity crisis; unable to make a choice regarding identity

What is Psychosocial Moratorium?

500

Spatial organization of touch in which two adjacent points on the skin are represented. 

What is Somatotopic organization?

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