Why study psych?
Scientific Process
Reliability & Validity
History of Psych
100

What is psychology?

Psychology is the scientific study of behavior that is tested through scientific research.

100
Case Studies were the foundation of who's studies
Feud and Jean Piaget
100
Validity is 

the ability of a test to measure what it is intended to measure

100
What is the newest approach to psychology 
sociocultural psychology
200
Is psychology a social science?

While the state classifies this class as a social studies class, psychology is a social science.

200
Experiments must have:
Hypothesis, Variables, Experimental Group, and Control Group
200
What is self fulfilling prophecy

a situation in which a researcher’s expectations influence that person’s own behavior and thereby influence the participants behavior. 

200
Another term for behavioral neuroscience
biopsychology
300
What is a longitudinal study?

a method where data is collected about a group of participants over a long period of time 

300

Is this example single blind or double blind: researchers would know what treatment the participant was receiving but the participant would not.

single blind
300
When did humanistic psychology begin to emerge
the 1960's
400
Benefits of a survey
-quick


-uniform

-less personal

-Easy

400

Is this single blind or double blind: the researchers nor the participants would know who was receiving what treatment

double blind 
400
Where was Freud a physician 
Vienna
500
Name 3 research techniques in psychology

Case Study 

Focus Group

Formal Interviews

Surveys

Experiments

Naturalistic Observation

Longitudinal Study 

Cross-Sectional Study

500
What is a placebo effect

a change in a participant’s illness or behavior that results from a belief that the treatment will have an effect rather than from the actual treatment.

500
Who came up with inheritable traits
Galton
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