People
This German philosopher-physician is responsible for structuralism.
What is Wilhelm Wundt
A range of neurodevelopmental disorders involving impaired social interaction and communication.
What is autism spectrum disorder
Called the "little brain."
What is cerebellum
This therapy involves a trained professional engaging in an interpersonal relationship.
What is Psychotherapy
Unselfish interest in helping another person.
What is altruism
Created a law stating that two stimuli must differ by a constant proportion to be perceived as different.
What is E. H. Weber
Was once called shell shock and develops through exposure to a traumatic event, that overwhelms someone's ability to cope.
What is PTSD
Regulates basic body functions like breathing, blood pressure and heart rate.
What is Medulla
These therapies attempt to change feelings/behaviors by first changing thoughts/thinking
What is Cognitive therapies
The nervous system's ability to adapt or change as the result of an experience.
This behaviorist conducted the Little Albert experiment.
What is John Watson
Antipsychotic drugs are used to treat this disorder.
What is schizophrenia.
Phineas T. Gage damaged what part of his brain?
What is frontal lobes
Systematic desensitization is a method of this therapy.
What is behavior therapy
A boy's intense desire to replace his father and enjoy the affections of his mother.
What is Oedipus complex
Came up with the theory of psychosocial development, and eight psychosocial stages of development.
What is Erik Erikson
Used to be called Hysteria.
What is Conversion Disorder
What are the three tiny bones in the ear called?
What is hammer, anvil, stirrup
Therapeutic alliance, the therapist, and the client are key factors for what?
What is effective psychotherapy?
This experiment does not randomly assign participants to conditions because such assignment is either impossible or unethical.
What is quasi-experimental design
This psychoanalytic theorist developed the concepts of the collective unconscious and archetypes.
What is Carl Jung
Lithium is widely used to treat this disorder.
What is bipolar disorder.
This converts vibrations into neural messages.
What is Basilar membrane
Developed by Carl Rogers, where the therapist provides a warm, supportive atmosphere to improve client's self-concept.
What is Client-Centered therapy
This device is used for recording brain waves.
What is EEG