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This psychologist famously taught pigeons to play ping pong.

Who is B.F. Skinner?

100

The psychological perspective LEAST concerned with a person's thoughts

What is behavioral?

100
Milgram study participants were told that this is what was being studied.

What is the effects of punishment on learning?

100

Psychology is the study of mind and

What is behavior?

100

The beginning roots of psychology were most closely tied to

What is philosophy?

200

This psychologist claimed that a person's needs were on a hierarchy.

Who was Abraham Maslow?

200

This perspective most strongly stressed the need for an empathetic caring listener.

What is the humanistic perspective?

200

When an experimenter gives clues to a study participant about the nature of the study, causing the subjects to change their behavior to fit that goal.

What is demand characteristics?

200

A psychiatrist is different from a psychologist in these ways.

What is: a psychiatrist has been to medical school and can prescribe medication

200

The biological perspective is also called

What is the medical perspective?

300

This person is considered the father of experimental psychology, as he had the first psychology lab.

Who is Wilhelm Wundt?

300

This perspective is most likely to use hypnosis as a treatment option.

What is psychoanalytic?

300

This university staged a mock prison that only lasted a few days.

What is Stanford?

300

This type of board asks if the risks of a study are outweighed by its benefits to mankind.

What is an institutional review board?

300

This famous humanistic psychologist shares a name with a humanistic children's show host.

Who is Carl Rogers?

400
This person felt that play is crucial in a child's development

Who was Lev Vygotsky?

400

This perspective is known for frequently using animals in their research

What is the behavioral perspective?

400

What the Milgram experiment was actually studying.

What is obedience to authority?

400

This is the document that a participant must sign telling them what risks may be involved in the study.

What is informed consent?

400

At the end of an experiment, when the subjects are told what the experiment was about.

What is debriefing?

500

This psychologist was most interested in correcting a patient's damaging thought patterns through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.

Who was Aaron Beck?

500

This perspective is most closely tied to the work of Charles Darwin.

What is the evolutionary perspective?

500

This was the study name for the child that was programmed to fear all things furry.

What was Little Albert?

500

This theory claims that we learn about ourselves as we analyze others and see how we measure up.

What is Social Comparison Theory?

500

The 4 goals of psychology.

What are: Describe, explain, predict, and change behavior?

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