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100

A psychologist from this school of thought might say, "How might you use your own powers and skills to come out of this depression?"

What is humanistic?

100

This is a major component of REM sleep

Dreams

100

This part of the eye is where the photoreceptors (rods AND cones) are located

What is the retina?

100

In this type of experiment, neither the researchers nor the participants would know which group received the placebo. 

What is double-blind procedure?
100

Ms. Taylor's favorite color is

Blue

200

This psychological approach would make the statement, "Perhaps you are acting out at work because you have subconscious sexual desires."

What is the psychoanalytical approach?

200

Name an example of a stimulant drug

Ex: caffeine, nicotine, aphematmines, cocaine

200

This theory would best explain why you can see an after-image

What is the opponent-process theory?

200

This is the stage of the sleep cycle in which someone experiences the hypnagogic sensations of falling or floating.

What is NREM1?

200

In what year was Williston established?

1841

300

This is a statement of the procedures used to define research variables.

What are operational definitions

300

Name the four lobes, point to them on your head, and describe a function of each

Frontal (forehead - judgment), parietal (top of head - sense of touch), occipital (back of head - vision), temporal (side of heard - hearing)

300

An example of selective attention is when...

Answers will vary

300

This is section of your brain's limbic system that is linked to emotion. While experiencing strong emotions during a dream, this section of your brain would be activated. 

What is the amygdala?

300

How many babies are in the psychology room closet right now

15

400

This is a method that ascertains self-reported attitudes or behaviors of a particular group and these are 2 examples of potential drawbacks to using this method.

What is survey method

Other answers will vary

400

A split brain patient sees the words 

House + Dog

Name the word they would draw with their left hand and the word they would say out loud and WHY

House - draw with left hand; left visual field goes to right hemisphere which controls left hand

Dog - say out loud; right visual field goes to left hemisphere which controls speech

400

What is the order of auditory processing 

hair cells stimulated --> nerves --> thalamus --> auditory cortex in the temporal lobe

400

A scatterplot showing no correlation (r = o.oo) between two variables would show points in this formation 

What is random, all over the field of the scatterplot, not in a line, etc... 
400

What is the best cereal offered in the dining hall?

Lucky Charms

500

A teacher thinks that playing classical music before class will enhance student engagement. Name the following: 1) independent variable 2) dependent variable 3) control group 4) experimental group 5) how they would establish random assignment

1. IV - type of music

2. DV - student engagement

3. Control group - no music

4. Experimental group - classical music

5. Random assignment - random number generator

500

Name five parts of the neuron and their function

Answers will vary (soma, nucleus, dendrites, axon, axon terminal, myelin sheath, etc.)

500

This would explain why you might notice if you turn your music up from volume 3 in your car to volume 10 but notice if you turned the music from volume 12 to volume 13. 

What is Weber's law

500

This is the seahorse-shaped brain structure that is the neural center of the limbic system. It processes conscious, explicit memories and decreases in size and function as we grow older. 

What is the hippocampus? 

500

How many multiple choice are on the AP psychology exam? How many FRQ? How long is the test for regular-time test takers? 

100 multiple choice

2 FRQ

2 hours