Psychological Approaches
Brain & Body
Careers (ends in Psychologist)
Personality
Personality Disorders
100

Freud believed in this psychological apporach. He also called it psychoanalysis. 

Psychodynamic

100

Which part of the brain registers sensations on the left side of the body?

Right side of the brain

100

They work on improving school and college achievement 

Educational Psychologists

100

He had a huge impact on the history of personality formation and created a controversial approach in the field of psychology

Sigmund Freud 

100

Classified as an extreme unwillingness to meet, discuss, or talk with different people. Difficult to have long-term relationships.

Avoidant 

200
This approach suggests that society and social structures affect behavior.

Socio-cultural

200

What brain structure allows the left hemisphere and the right hemisphere to communicate?

Corpus Callosum
200
They study human growth over the lifespan or how we change over time 

Developmental Psychologists

200

Freud argues that your body deploys these when there is an unresolved conflict between the Id and Superego 

Defense Mechanisms

200

Characterized by an excessive and pervasive need to be taken care of by others

Dependent

300

What approach believes that the environment, including rewards and punishments shapes us?

Behaviorism

300

This part of the brain is involved in processing emotions, especially fear. 

Amygdala

300

Study why people commit crimes and an actual analysis of the motivation behind the crime

Forensic Psychologists 

300

These theorists argue that personality comes from human achievement and a willingness to succeed in life

Humanistic 

300

Characterized by pervasive instability in mood, self-image, and interpersonal relationships, along with impulsivity and a strong fear of abandonment

Borderline 

400

What approach has a positive view of human nature and believes people are very individual in their mental processes?

Humanism

400

I am a messenger neuron that sends signals between motor and sensory neurons. What am I called?

Interneurons.

400

Study how to improve workplace successes and outcomes

Industrial/Organizational Psychologists

400

The most famous personality test (Briggs-Myers) measures how many personality traits of a person?

16

400

Characterized by a pervasive pattern of disregard for and violation of the rights of others, typically beginning in childhood or early adolescence.

Antisocial 
500

Math problems, critical thinking skills, and though processes makeup this type of psychological approach.

Cognitive

500

What brain structure is the most important to hormone secretion and the endocrine system?

Pituitary Gland

500

Study mental disorders and how to provide treatment

Clinical Psychologists 

500

What is the highest paid job in the field of psyschology? 

Psychiatrist

500

Characterized by persistent, intrusive thoughts and repetitive behaviors that cause significant distress and impairment in daily functioning.

OCD