History of Psychology
This man is the known as the father of Psychology
Who is Wilhelm Wundt?
This is the most common psychological term for bringing something from long-term to short-term memory
What is retrieval?
This causes less people to help if there are more people watching something bad happen.
What is the Bystander effect or diffusion of responsibility?
This type of cell makes up circuits in the brain and spinal cord
what is a neuron?
This is the writing format psychologists use when writing research papers
What is APA? (or APA 7)
These are the three parts of personality proposed by
Sigmund Freud
what are the id, ego, and superego? bonus candy if you can tell us what they do
this is a learning strategy characterized by studying or practicing for smaller periods over several days rather than all at once.
what is spaced practice?
This is a common practice characterized by making generalizations about an individual based on their membership in a particular group (i.e. all dalmatians work for the fire dept., or all psych students hate math)
what is stereotyping?
this is the rear-most lobe of the brain
what is the occipital lobe?
This is the highest-paid branch of I/O psychology
What is consulting?
This person (not a psychologist) is most well-known for his work with dogs salivating in response to a bell.
Who is Pavlov?
This the psychological term for mental shortcuts the brain takes without us realizing.
What are heuristics?
This unethical experiment was conducted in the basement of a university where students were given power and used it to abuse their fellow students
What is the Stanford prison experiment?
This part of a neuron carries the action potential when the neuron fires.
What is the axon? (or transmission zone)
This is Brother Marrott's favorite fast food restaurant?
What is Taco Time?
This is the main difference between the Army Alpha and Army Beta tests
What is literacy?
this form of bias occurs when a person hears the outcome of a study and thinks the answer to the research question was obvious
What is hindsight bias?
These two things "breed" liking (they make it more likely that you will like someone)
what are likeness and proximity?
this is the name for the sensation of movement when in reality things are moving around you and you are stationary
what is vection?
This is a model characterized by people joining companies, becoming socialized, and then leaving.
What is the Attraction-Selection-Attrition model?
This man is known as the father of American psychology and also wrote briefly about Joseph Smith
Who is William James?
this is a phenomenon characterized by large group panic due to overreporting by news or other sources regardless of the actual seriousness or statistical likelihood of the issue.
what is an availability cascade?
this is a term for a team acting completely in sync, is especially common when referring to rowing teams.
what is swing?
These are the 7 components of the Limbic system (or at least 5)
-amygdala, fornix, hippocampus, mammilary bodies, stria terminalis, cingulate gyrus, septal nucleus
What are the ages that influence generational values for employees?
What are the ages 16 - 25?