Slay Bosses in Psych
How Do You Psych?
Do Ethics Exist in Psych?
Experiments: Are You A Target?
Stats: (TW Ms. Anderson)
100
Founded structuralism
Who is Edward Titchner?
100
_________approach focuses on the effect of rewarding or punishing behavior.
What is the behavioral approach?
100
This board decides whether or not researchers have permission to do their research. What is it called?
What is the Institutional Review Board (IRB)?
100
___________ is the observation of the subject in its natural inhabitant.
What is naturalistic observation?
100
Mean, median, and mode.
What are descriptive statistics?
200
Created the humanistic approach, which emphasizes the importance of the individual and promotes self-growth.
Who is Carl Rogers?
200
__________ have the ability to prescribe medicine.
What is a psychiatrist?
200
Discussing intellectual property frankly, being conscious of multiple roles, following informed-consent rules, respecting confidentiality and privacy, and tapping into ethics resources are all what?
What are the 5 principles for research ethics?
200
_______________ affected by the Independent variable in an experiment.
What is a dependent variable?
200
This indicates the likelihood that a result could have happened by chance.
What is statistical significance?
300
Sigmund Freud would likely attribute a psychological disorder to...
What is a traumatic experience in childhood?
300
Early __________ used introspection technique (looking inward) to record one's reaction to a situation.
What is structionalism?
300
No Coercion, Informed consent, anonymity, risk, debriefing. These are what in human research?
What the 5 informed measure?
300
A ________________________ is chosen from a population, which means everyone from the population has an equal chance of participating.
What is a random sample/ random selection?
300
Positive correlation shows a _______ relationship between two variables
What is a direct relationship?
400
Founded the Law of Effect, which states, “Responses that produce a satisfying effect in a particular situation become more likely to occur again in that situation, and responses that produce a discomforting effect become less likely to occur again in that situation”
Who is Edward Thorndike?
400
___________ psychologists focus on maximizing productivity in the workplace.
What is an Industrial-Organizational psychologist?
400
This tactic used by any researchers on humans will most likely invalidate any data from their study.
What is Deception?
400
While experiments focus on cause and effect between two variables, correlations focus on the _________ between two variables.
What is a relationship?
400
Variability measures how much numbers in a data set differ from one another. __________ ___________ is a measure of variability
What is standard deviation?
500
Famous psychologist who was the first female president of the American Psychological Association (APA).
Who is Mary Whiton Calkins?
500
_________ focuses on the mind's ability to adapt to survive.
What is functionalism?
500
What study done by John Watson, in the 1920's, in order to research classical conditioning, would be considered unethical today.
What was the "Little/Baby Albert Experiment"?
500
__________ research is driven to solve practical, real-world problems.
What is applied (research)?
500
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