What does psychology mainly explain?
Mental Activity
What is Structuralism?
Identify the basic parts, or structures, of the conscious mind.
Sigmund Freud is know for:
developing psychoanalysis
What is a causation?
when something happens because of something else
What is a correlation?
connections between changes in one variable that leads to changes in another variable
What are two ways that psychology improves your life?
Better academic/professional success
Improves personal life and relationships
Better mental health has numerous mental and physical benefits
improves compassion and understanding
What is functionalism?
Describes how the conscious mind aid adaptation to an environment.
Wilhelm Wundt is best known for:
-Being the "father" of psychology
What are 2 types of observational studies?
Naturalistic, Structured, Participant, Non-Participating
What is a consent form?
Given to participants in a study to understand what they are signing up for
What is the basic definition of psychology?
The scientific study of mental activity and behavior, which are based on brain processes.
What part of Psychology?
Gestalt Psychology
Abraham Maslow is known for:
Maslows Hierarchy of needs
What is informed consent?
Must inform potential participants about every aspect of the study that might influence their decision to participate and ensure that participation is voluntary
Who conducted the stanford prison experiment?
Phillip Zombardo
What should you NOT do while taking a psychology class?
Diagnose yourself
What part of psychology is the Conscious/Unconscious apart of?
Psychoanalytic Theory
Carl Rodgers is known for:
Humanistic Psychology
What are the ABCs of animal research?
Appropriate, Beneficial, Caring
What were the findings of the stanford prison experiment?
Guards: Became abusive, power-hungry
Prisoners: Became submissive, depressed
Escalation: Abuses and psychological stress escalated rapidly
What relates to Psychology?
EVERY aspect of what you think and do
Maslows Hierarchy of Needs is apart of what section of psychology?
Humanistic Psychology
Mary Whiton Calkins is known for:
creating the first psychology lab
What two things are used to conduct surveys?
Questionnaires and Interviews