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Brain & Behavior
Research Methods
Human Development
The Basics
100

The Human Brain Weighs

Three Pounds

100

The Central Nervous System Consists Of 

What is the Brain & Spine? 

100

This type of study follows participants over time (I.e 10 years)

Longitudinal 

100

According to Piaget, children in this stage cannot yet understand others perspectives

preoperational stage

100

This pioneer of behaviorism conducted the "Little Albert" experiment

Who is John B. Watson?

200

When we are scrolling tik tok this area of the brain is lit up 

What is dopamine? 

200

This part of the brain is responsible for coordinating  movement and balance

What is the cerebellum?

200

Participants change their behavior because they know they're being observed

What is the Hawthorne effect?

200

This psychologist proposed the theory of development that has eight stages across the lifespan

Who is Erik Erikson?

200

This psychologist proposed the theory of multiple intelligences

Who is Howard Gardner?

300

This sleep disorder involves not breathing while sleeping

What is sleep apnea?
300

This area of the brain is important for forming new memories

What is the hippocampus/frontal lobe?

300

This type of validity is whether a test measures what it claims to measure

What is construct validity?

300

This attachment style is characterized by inconsistent caregiving

What is anxious-attachment style?

300

Who is the founder of neuropsychology?

Who is Donald Hebb?

400

This defense mechanism involves attributing your own  thoughts onto others

What is projection?

400

This area of the brain controls majority of the executive functions and decision making 

What is the frontal lobe?

400

This statistic method is used to determine if there is a significant difference between the means of two or more groups

What is ANOVA?

400

According to this theory cognitive development occurs through social interaction and guided learning

Who is Lev Vygotsky's Sociocultural Theory?

400

How people think, learn, remember, and process information. 

What is cognition?

500

This Russian physiologist is known for his classical conditioning experiments with dogs

Who is Pavlov?

500

When neurons  fire together wire together, strengthening neural connections they are considered

What is neuroplasticity?

500

This ethical principle requires researchers to get informed consent from participants

What is informed consent?

500

This cognitive bias causes older adults to perceive time as passing more quickly than younger individuals

What is the proportional theory of time perception?

500

The scientific study of psychological disorders

What is psychopathology?