Early Psychologists
Ethics in Psychological Research
Psychological Theories
Statistics in Psychology
Psychology General Knowledge
100

This psychologist conducted experiments on a baby to condition responses.

John B Watson

100

Participants must agree to take part in a study after being told what will happen. This is called…

Informed consent

100

This theory focuses on how rewards and punishments shape behaviour.

Behaviourism 
100

This measure of central tendency is found by adding all values and dividing by the number of values.

Mean

100

A participant keeps increasing electric shocks because a researcher says, “Please continue.” This describes which famous study?

Milgram experiment

200

This psychologist believed behaviour is learned through rewards and punishments.

B F Skinner

200

If participants can leave a study whenever they want, they have the right to…

Withdraw

200

This theory focuses on thoughts, memory, and problem-solving.

Cognitive Psychology

200

This measure of central tendency is the middle value when data is placed in order.

Median

200

A fake prison experiment became so intense it had to be stopped early after only 6 days, what was the name of the psychologist who conducted this study?

Stanford prison experiment, Phillip Zimbardo

300

This psychologist developed psychoanalysis and believed the unconscious mind affects behaviour.

Sigmund Frued

300

When researchers hide the true purpose of a study from participants, this is called…

Deception

300

This theory says unconscious thoughts and childhood experiences influence behaviour.

Psychoanalysis

300

This measure of spread is found by subtracting the lowest score from the highest score.

Range

300

A young child cried whenever he saw a fluffy white rat after researchers paired it with loud noises. This was…

Little Albert experiment

400

This psychologist created classical conditioning using dogs and bells.

Ivan Pavlov

400

Keeping participants’ personal information private is called…

Confidentiality 

400

This theory focuses on personal growth and reaching full potential.

Humanism

400

When two variables increase together on a graph, this is called positive ....

Correlation

400

This report introduced three key ethical principles: respect for persons, beneficence, and justice.

Belmont Report

500

Someone talks about hidden childhood memories influencing behaviour. Which psychologist would agree?

Sigmund Frued

500

At the end of a study, researchers explain the true purpose and answer questions. This is called…

Debriefing

500

A researcher studies how peer pressure affects teen decisions. Which theory best explains this?

sociocultural theory

500

An unusual value that is much higher or lower than the rest of the data is called…

Outlier

500

After surviving a severe brain injury from a metal rod, this man showed dramatic personality changes.

Phineas Gage