Intro to Psych
Psychologists with this perspective examine how people think and understand the world
Cognitive
Participants are assigned to these in experimental research
Conditions
This is the term that suggest intelligence is multidimensional
G Factor
These have both physiological and cognitive influences on behavior
Emotions
This is the motivation to fulfill biological needs (such as food and water)
Primary Drive
Psychologists in this subfield are interested in changes in social behavior as children age
Developmental
This type of research does NOT prove causation
Correlational
This reflects information-processing capabilities
Fluid Intelligence
This is the positive emotion of the 5 basic emotions
Happiness
There are 5 different motivational approaches
Instinct approach
Drive-reduction approach
Arousal approach
Incentive approach
Cognitive approach
The psychological perspective believes in free will
Humanistic
The type of research when a psychologist observes behavioral outside of the laboratory
Naturalistic Observation
Most standard tests of intelligence measure this type of intelligence
Analytical, Verbal, or Subject-Based
This theory of emotion believes in visceral bodily changes as part of the emotional experience
James-Lange Theory
Maslow suggests that this is the highest order of need
Self-Actualization
These two field of psychology are applied psychology
Clinical and Industrial-Organizational (IO)
Experimenters have a low amount of control in this type of research
Descriptive Research
A test is _______ and _______ if it measures what it is supposed to every time a person takes it.
Reliable and Valid
This is thought to be cognitively based and present across cultures from birth
Facial Affect Program
The need for affiliation is defined as
An interest in establishing and maintaining relationships with people
These are broad ideas that psychologists consider while forming hypotheses
Theories
This is the relationship that describes the finding that people become happier as they get older
What are the standardized reference points used to interpret IQ test results?
Norms
The Schachter-Singer theory states that our labeling of physiological arousal and ______ influence our emotional experience
Environmental Cues
Someone who strives to do the best they can without external rewards has this type of motivation
Intrinsic Motivation