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Ch 1 Psy Review

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Biopsychological Perspective Attributes human and animal behavior to biological events in body; genetic influence, hormones and nervous system
Cognitive Perspective Perception, thought process, problem solving, language, learning
Socialculture Perspective Focuses on relationship between social behavior and culture
Evolutionary Perspective Biological bases of universal mental characteristics that all humans share; why people select eachother as partners
Observer Effect Subjects behave differently because they are being observed
Participant Observation Where observer becomes participant
Observer Bias Expecting what they will see
Correlation Closer # is to zero the weaker it is
Operational definition Names steps (procedures) that the experimenter must use to control or measure variables in experiment (Narrowing down exactly what they are looking for)
Independent Variable Variable manipulated in any experiment (such as watching or not watching cartoon)
Dependent Variable Behavior should depend on whether or not they were exposed on the independent variable (such as measure of aggressive behavior after cartoon)
Experimental Group Group that gets the independent variable (watches violent cartoon)
Control Group Not subjected to independent variable, may receive placebo (fake) treatment (non-violent cartoon)
Placebo Effect Phenomenon where expectations of the participants in a study can influence their behavior, Belief (sugar pill)
Created by: ANursingStudent
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