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Attachment Style
Important Figures
Disciplines/concepts
Developmental
The Brain
100

This attachment style is characterized by its healthy and balanced approach to relationships

Secure 

100

Who created the first psych lab?

Wilhelm Wundt

100

The process of survival and adaptation of an organism to its environment is called?

Natural Selection

100

Which psychology created the 4 stages of cognitive development?

Jean Piaget

100

An important part of the brain that contains much of our personality. Disrupted during a lobotomy

Frontal Lobe

200

This attachment style likely stems from a strict but emotionally distant caregiver. This attachment can give the impression of confidence, but lack emotional vulnerability. 

Avoidant

200

Who wrote the first psychology text book

William James

200

Genetic influence vs influence of environment is also called...?

Nature Vs. Nurture

200

Who created the 8 stages of emotional development?

Erik Erikson

200

The outer layer of the brain that contains the lobes

Cerebral Cortex

300

This attachment style often stems from an inconsistent parenting style that gives rise to low self-esteem and a strong fear of rejection.

Anxious attachment

300

Who created the theory of evolution?

Charles Darwin
300

Psychology is the combination of which two disciplines?

Biology + Philosophy

300

A cognitive framework used to interpret information

Schema

300

A lobe that is located near the ears and is responsible for processing information related to hearing and auditory memory

Temporal Lobe

400

This attachment style is characterized by unpredictable behavior

Disorganized

400

Emphasized early childhood development and unconscious experience

Sigmund Freud
400

A discipline that focuses on observable behavior

Behaviorism

400

A study of development from birth to death

Developmental psychology

400

Helps in regulating the sleep-wake cycle and breathing

The Pons

500

Research on attachment style began as experiments on which animal?

Monke

500

Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers are associated with which psychology discipline?

Humanistic psychology

500

The name of the research which serves just to grow the knowledge base of psychology

Basic research

500
A concept that explains the difficulty of children to understand the continuing existence of objects when they are out of our perception

Object Permanence 

500

Relay between the cerebral cortex and the brain stem

Thalamus