I.M.P.A.C.T.
Having a growth mindset; you realize you can increase your knowledge & skills with hard work and good study habits.
Improving (I)
The scientific study of mental activity & behavior which are based on brain processes
Psychology
correlation
If a researcher discussed a participant's name with another person, they would be guilty of violating the ethical principle of _____.
confidentiality
You can only focus on one task at a time. We are not good at multitasking.
Attending (A)
What do we call a specific, testable prediction?
Hypothesis
If you read something that doesn't sound true, how can you determine if it's valid?
Look up the source of the claim and review it. (Critical thinking)
If a researcher wanted to be able to generalize about the population, it would be best to use a ______ sample.
random
Setting measurable goals, making specific study plans, check your learning goals, etc.
Monitoring (M)
Accepted standards of right & wrong that guides people's behavior.
Ethics
Setting up hidden cameras in a person's house is a violation of which ethical principle?
According to the ethical principle of ______ _____ ______, participants must not endure unreasonable pain or discomfort.
protection from harm
Seeing a relationship between old information & new information. Using cues & mnemonics to remember information.
Connecting (C)
A group of administrators, lawyers, scholars and community members who are the guardians of the 4 standards of ethical research.
Institutional Review Board (IRB)
Repeating an experiment multiple times to hopefully achieve the same result is known as _______.
A detailed study of just one person or a few people is a _____ study.
case
Explaining concepts & giving examples of them from your own life which can create "memory traces."
Thinking Deeply (T)
What branch of psychology studies how we change over the course of our life in terms of thoughts, feelings & actions?
Developmental Psychology
If a researcher did NOT tell a test subject the purpose of their research, how the experiment will be done and get their permission to join the experiment, the researcher has violated the ethical principle of _____ ______.
informed consent
A researcher assigns people to two random groups. One group is given a new medicine to try. The other group is given no medicine. The group who received the medicine is the _____ group, while the group who received no medicine is the _____ group.
experimental; control