Schools of Thought
Research Methods
Ethics
What is Psychology
Correlation and Experimentation
100

He founded the science of Psychology

Who is Wilhelm Wundt

100

This only comes from Qualitative Research 

What is Rich Data?

100

When participants information is secure

What is Confidentiality?

100

Psychology is...

What is the scientific study of behavior and mental processes

100

Correlation does not equal

What is Causation

200

He practiced Psychoanalysis

Who is Sigmund Freud?

200

When participants come together for a yap session

What is a Focus Group?

200

Before you begin a study you must have this from participants

What is Informed Consent?

200

Dr.Phil is an example of...

What is a Pop Psychologist?

200

When one variable falls, another rises

What is a Negative Correlation?

300

A key feature of Structuralism

What is Introspection?

300

They are normally done on very unique individuals or groups

What are Case Studies?

300

If they want to leave, let them

What is the Right to Attrition?

300

Overt actions as well as facial expressions, and endocrine reactions

What is Behavior?

300

When r=0

What is an Illusory Correlation?

400

The peak of human existence

What is self actualization?

400

The Variable being changed

What is the Dependent Variable?

400

They ensure that animals are treated well in research studies.

What is the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee / IACUC ?

400

If a study doesn't provide this then it isn't scientific

What is Empirical Evidence?

400

The relationship between Gaming for 12 hours a night and a 1.4 GPA

What is a Negative Correlation?

500

They believed psychology should only concern observable behavior

Who is B.F Skinner and John B Watson?

500

Together they become TEACUP 

What is Testable, Empirical, Applicable, Construct Validity, Unbiased and Predictive ?

500

They made fun of orphans with speech impediments

What is the Monster Study?

500

Attention, Perception, Memory and Thinking

What are Mental Processes?

500

Sometimes correlation equals causation but sometimes it's this...

What is a Confounding Variable?