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Intro to Psych
Psychological Research
Neuron
Brain Study
Brain Biology
100
the scientific study of the behavior and mind.
What is Psychology
100
Researcher records only natural occurring behavior.
What is Naturalistic observation
100
Fibers that extend and receive information from other neurons
What is Dendrites
100
Simply monitors the gross electroactivity
What is EEG
100
Most primitive part of the brain
What is Hind Brain
200
diagnosis and treats psychological problems.
What is clinical psychologist
200
Researcher focuses on a single case.
What is Case Study
200
Cell body of a neuron
What is Soma
200
Detects tumors or injuries of the brain
What is a CT scan
200
Involved on the coordination of complex motor skills
What is the Cerebellum
300
View that humans are born with a fixed way of viewing the world.
What is Gestalt psychology
300
Gathering responses from many people in a questionnaire.
What is a Survey
300
Part of a neuron that serves as the cells transmitter
What is Axon
300
Detects how specific tasks activate different areas of the living brain
What is a PET scan
300
Covers the outside of the brain
What is the Cerebral Cortex
400
First female president of the American Psychological Association.
Who is Mary Whiton Calkins
400
Most frequently occurring score.
What is Mode
400
End of the axon that contain chemicals important to neural transmission
What is Terminal Buttons
400
Magnetic fields to construct 3D images of the brain
What is a MRI
400
Connects the 2 brain halves
What is Corpus collosum
500
Helped develop the humanistic perspective that focuses on our unique capacity for self-awareness, personal responsibility, and psychological growth.
Who is Carl Rogers
500
Arithmetic average.
What is Mean
500
Protects the neuron
What is Myelin Sheath
500
Which scan helps map changes to the way the patient thinks and behaves
What is a MRI
500
The master gland
What is the Pituitary gland