Cognitive
Development
Educational
Psychometrics
100

What type of research is Cognitive Psychology?

What is Basic Research? By understanding how people think, cognitive psychologists can develop ways of helping people with cognitive problems.
100

Is Developmental Applied or Basic Research?

What is Basic Research? It is Essential to understand how humans learn, mature, and adapt.

100

Is Educational Applied or Basic Research?

What is Basic Research? They apply psychological science to improve the learning process and promote educational success for all students.

100

Is Psychometric Applied or Basic Research?

What is Basic Research? Provides the theory and techniques for psychological measurements. The measurements in psychology depend on tests and questionnaires.

200

What is a Cognitive Psychologist? 

Study human thinking, with a focus on such topics as perception, language, attention, problem solving, memory, judgment, and decision making.

200

What is Developmental Psychology?

What is the study of how our behavior changes as we age?

200

What is an Educational Psychologist?

What is the study of how we learn in different environments and in different ways and how to develop strategies to learn then teach?

200

What is an Psychometric Psychologist?

What is the study of the math-related methods used to acquire psychological knowledge.

  • Update existing neurocognitive or personality tests or devise new tests for use in clinical and school settings or in business and industry.

300

What type of Jobs will involve cognitive psychology?

What is a professor or a corporate consultant?

300

What type of jobs that involve Developmental Psychology?

What is at a school, at a daycare center, or at a senior center?

300

What type of jobs that involve Educational Psychology?

What is at a university, a school, or at teacher training?

300

What type of jobs that involve Psychometric Psychology?

What is at a university, a private research firm, or a government agency?

400

What is the difference between cognitive and experimental psychology?

Cognitive - Examines process of the mind; memory, decision-making, etc. 


Experimental - Describes how the scientific method is applied in psychology. Concerned with testing theories to understand human thoughts.

400

What is the difference between Developmental Psychologist and a Forensic Psychologist?

Developmental - Study how humans grow in age

Forensic - Combine Law and Psychology; help law enforcement in criminal cases.

400

What is the difference between Educational Psychologist and School Psychologist?

What is an school psychologist conducts applied research and works with students to solve emotional, social, and cognitive problems. An educational psychologist study how people learn and retain knowledge.

400

What is the difference between Psychometric Psychologist and Neuro-Psychologist?

Psychometric - Focus more on behavior; reaction time, how people interact with others.

Neuropsychologists are driven more by research; focus on neurobehavioral disorders, cognitive process, and brain disorders.

500

What is NOT an example of cognitive learning strategies? 

  • Asking students to reflect on their experience.
  • Helping students find new solutions to problems.
  • Acting differently with close friends than with your supervisors
  • Encouraging discussions about what is being taught.

What is; Acting differently with close friends than with your supervisors; Social Perspective

500

Do all of these examples appear to be from a developmental perspective?

  • Investigating how language skills are acquired.
  • Studying how moral reasoning develops in children.
  • Exploring ways to help elderly individuals remain independent.
  • Researching infant development.

Yes, all examples show what a developmental psychologist does in their line of work.

500

Is this educational psychology or school psychology?

- Counseling a Student

What is School?; A school psychologist helps focus on counseling, testing, and behavior modifications, while a educational psychologist focuses on how a teacher might teach a student to process knowledge or how people learn in general.

500

True or False: A SAT test is considered a psychometric approach.

What is True? A psychometric psychologist develops and evaluates mental behaviors and performances. For example, they might develop a personality test to look at why one person behaves differently from another.