THIS is a numerically defined research specification, such as dosage or a length of time, which is required to compare results or replicate a study.
What is an OPERATIONAL DEFINITION?
100
Sarah found that her group members did little work on their project, each expecting others to take the lead -- an example of THIS social psychology concept.
What is SOCIAL LOAFING?
100
THESE are chemicals or similar factors that interrupt the normal course of fetal development and can lead to birth defects.
What are TERATOGENS?
100
In classical conditioning, THIS must be presented immediately before the unconditioned sitmulus in order for a behavior to be acquired.
What is CONDITIONED STIMULUS?
100
This theory of motivation argues that actions are primarily based on the need to satisfy physiological needs.
What is DRIVE REDUCTION THEORY?
200
In a research experiment, THIS is the variable that is being tested or evaluated by researchers.
What is THE INDEPENDENT VARIABLE?
200
THIS describes a scenario when individuals following their own self interest undermines overall social goals as well as their own goal
What is A SOCIAL TRAP?
200
THIS developmental Psychologist is known for his work on understanding schemas, as well as his four stages of cognitive development.
Who is JEAN PIAGET?
200
In operant conditioning, adding a desired stimulus to shape behavior would be considered THIS.
What is POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT.
200
This theorist developed a hierarchy of learning, with self actualization at the top and physiological needs at the base.
Who is MASLOW?
300
DAILY DOUBLE!!!!
Provide an example of a NEGATIVE correlation.
300
Omar Sherif conducted the Robbers Cave experiment to demonstrate THIS key social psychology concept.
What is IN GROUP BIAS.
300
According to Erik Erikson, insecure attachment can result from failure of parents to create a sense of THIS for newborn infants.
What is BASIC TRUST.
300
In operant conditioning, adding an undesireable stimulus to shape behavior would be considered THIS.
What is POSITIVE PUNISHMENT.
300
THIS brain structure helps register glucose levels in the stomach and, when they are low, triggers organisms to eat.
What is the LATERAL HYPOTHALAMUS?
400
THIS statistical measure describes the consistency of a range of scores.
What is STANDARD DEVIATION?
400
THIS Stanford psychologist conducted the infamous "Standford Prison Experment" to highlight the power of role in determining individual actoins.
Who is PHILLIP ZIMBARDO?
400
According to Kohlberg, in THIS stage of moral development individuals make decisions based on the expectations society holds and a desire to follow the law or social norms.
What is CONVENTIONAL MORALITY?
400
The Bobo doll experiment was conducted by THIS theorist, who focused on observational learning and social learning theory.
Who is ALBERT BANDURA?
400
THIS cycle has four stage; the second stage is plateau and the fourth is resolution.
What is THE SEXUAL RESPONSE CYCLE?
500
THESE are two of the four ethical requirements for psychological experiments.
What are: DO NO HARM; INFORMED CONSENT; CONFIDENTIALITY, AND DEBRIEF
500
THIS describes the propensity of individuals, when masked or in group settings to engage in behaviors that they normally would not be proud of.
What is DEINDIVIDUATION?
500
In THIS stage of cognitive development, a child understands the concepts of conservation of matter and mathematical transformations, but cannot yet think hypothetically.
What is CONCRETE OPERATIONAL?
500
In THIS form of learning involves the learner receiving consequences directly resulting from their behavior.
What is OPERANT CONDITIONING?
500
Individuals that work hard and achieve greatness by pursuing their dreams likely benefit from THIS type of motivation, which is not dependent on the judgement of others.