studied cognitive development using childhood intelligence tests
Who is Piaget
100
the unconscious part of personality that operates on the pleasure principle
What is the id
100
In Pavlov’s experiment, the bell became the
What is conditioned stimulus
100
The 5 senses
What is sight, sound, taste, touch and smell
100
Crossword puzzles is a _______ brain function
What is left
200
the conflict facing infants, according to Erikson
What is trust vs mistrust
200
this field of psychology studies diseases of the mind
What is abnormal
200
when an individual learns the behaiours, values and norms of a particular culture
What is enculturation
200
Two factors influencing perception
What is nature of the stimulus, past experiences
200
testosterone can hinder the development of which hemisphere?
What is left
300
this psychologist believed that neurotic disorders are deeply rooted in the subconscious
Who is Freud
300
neither the subject nor the experimenter knows what condition the subject is in
What is double blind
300
this method is learned through a series of rewards and punishments
What is operant conditioning
300
this Gestalt principle occurs when elements are placed close together. They tend to be perceived as a group
What is proximity
300
localized processing in the brain is primarily the controlled by _________ matter
What is grey
400
this psychologist believes that power motivates people
Who is Adler
400
children under age 4 usually have this feature which is an inability to take anothers perspective
What is egocentrism
400
The removal of negative stimulus to increase the frequency of behaviour. For example, rewarding a prisoner for good behaviour by letting him out on parole
What is negative reinforcement
400
the disorder that mixes up the senses
What is synethesia
400
this structure in the brain allows cross-talk between the hemispheres
What is corpus collasum
500
this psychologist developed concepts of introverts and extroverts
Who is Jung
500
this area of the brain is largely in charge of emotion and reasoning
What is parietal lobe
500
adding something so that a behaviour increases is an example of
What is positive reinforcement
500
When we can only focus awareness on a limited part of what we are sensing
What is selective perception
500
holistic thinking is generally done in this hemisphere