Names
Created the Hierarchy of Need
Abraham Maslow
It produces the hormone melatonin, which regulates sleep.
Iineal gland in the endocrine system
It is the study of the structure of words ( it is the study of the internal structure and formation of words)
morphology
Howard Gardner put forth this theory.
Multiple Intelligences
Alice implements a strict routine and expects
her children to do what she says when she
says it. When her children misbehave, she
implements punishments to correct their behavior
Authoriarian Parenting
Researcher proposed that language is acquired through the process of development
Jean Piaget
Which hormone is a product of the pancreas and helps in maintaining glucose levels in the body?
Insulin
This term refers to dividing a sample into a treatment group and a control group
random assignment
Which theory of dreams closely relates to Sigmund Freud’s views that the brain is accessing a hidden part of the mind when dreaming?
Psychoanalytic Theory of Dreams
Robert acts like a friend to his son. He is
emotionally nurturing, but does not enforce
consistent routines or rules.
Permissive Parenting
According to his theory of personality, intuiting (N) is the polar opposite of the dimension of Sensing (S)
Carl Jung
Sebastian grew two inches over the last six months. When he has his yearly physical exam, his doctor charts a spike in physical and skeletal growth. What did Sebastian experience?
a growth spurt
Which social scientist would be most likely to work on understanding and interpreting the past?
Historian or educator
Historian
This theory explains how people process information and learn. The way people learn can influence attitude formation and changes in attitudes.
Learning Theory
Sally encourages her son to make decisions
and develop autonomy while holding him to
standards of behavior. Her son feels comfortable
discussing his needs and Sally considers his
opinion in her parenting decisions.
authoritative Parenting
He developed Psychosocial Development
Erik Erikson
David strongly believes that _________ influences the development of his young twins, Alice and Jack. He fosters a close and caring relationship with his children and does not believe genetic factors play a significant role in their development.
Nature or Nuture
Nurture
________ is a measure of central tendency that refers to the value that appears most frequently in a data set
Mode
Tajfel and Turner proposed this theory. They proposed that people derive their identity and self-image from the group they belong to.
Social Identity Theory
This parent is neither demanding nor responsive. They only provide the basic necessities for their children, such as food and shelter. This type of parenting is damaging to children because they do not develop a trusting relationship with their parents or others.
Uninvolved Parenting
According to which researcher, the two basic emotions disgust + anger combine to create the emotion of contempt
Robert Plutchik
What term refers to the possession of both masculine and feminine gender characteristics?
Rikki demonstrates both masculine and feminine characteristics with respect to psychology and appearance. Developmental psychologists call this
Androgyny
Which term refers to a prediction regarding the outcome of an experiment under certain circumstances?
theory, principle, hypthesis or law
hypthesis
The following steps describe the process in which psychological theories are developed. Arrange these steps in proper order:
data Collection, data examination, hypothesis formation, reporting
hypothesis formation, data collection, data examination and reporting
During the 1960's, the developmental psychologist, Diana Baumrind, proposed 3 parenting styles:
Authoritarian Parenting
Authoritative Parenting
Permissive Parenting