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100

What is the scientific study of mental processes and behavior?

Psychology 

100

A psychologist is curious about nature vs nurture. She looks at twins who were separated at birth. What type of study would this be?

Twin studies
100

The belief that intelligence is predetermined and cannot be significantly changed.

Fixed Mindset

100

Name a guideline that could have been implemented to make the Standford prison experiment more ethical. 

Varies

200

The overall plan or blueprint for how a researcher will answer a research question is called what?

Research Design 

200
What direction does the line in the scatter plot go with a negative correlation? How do you know if the correlation is weak or strong? 

Top left corner to bottom right. The closer the points are to the line the stronger. 

200

the belief that abilities and intelligence can be developed through dedication and effort.

Growth Mindset

200

Is Deception needed in psychological research? 

varies 


300

A researcher interviews participants about their personal experiences with anxiety and records a detailed responses. This type of information is called what?

Qualitative Data 
300

When a correlation is positive the variables are moving in what direction?

The same direction 

300

 What is the process of establishing consistent testing procedures and norms for administering and scoring psychological assessments?

Standardization 

300
What brain structure is responsible for making and consolidating new memories?

Hippocampus 

400

What research method does the pointer finger represent?

Correlation

400

When you accidently touch a hot stove and pull your hand back what is this called?

Reflex Arc

400

 What is the ability to learn from experience, solve problems, and use knowledge to adapt to new situations?

Intelligence 

400

What division of the peripheral nervous system is responsible for controlling voluntary movements? 

Somatic nervous system 

500

Explain Ciera's behavior through the lens of one Psychological Perspective: Ciera, a talented senior vocalist in the school choir, started experiencing severe stage fright after forgetting lyrics during a solo performance at last year's winter concert. Though she continues to perform flawlessly during private lessons and small group rehearsals, she now refuses all solo opportunities and shows physical symptoms like shaking and sweating when asked to perform in front of large audiences. Despite her vocal teacher's encouragement and peers' support, she has withdrawn from upcoming competitions she previously looked forward to, saying she 'just isn't good enough anymore.'

varies

500

What neurotransmitter promotes relaxation and reduces anxiety? 

GABA

500

What is the cognitive processes that allow individuals to generate, organize, plan, and carry out goal-directed behaviors and experience critical thinking?

Executive Functioning 

500
What vital brain structure is located at the base of the brainstem and regulates heartbeat and breathing? 
Medulla