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AP Psychology Notes

Quizlet for Semester 1 Final

TermDefinition
structuralism used introspection to reveal strucutre of the human mind
functionalism explores how mental and behavioral processes function and how they enable the organism to adapt survive and flourish
empiricism idea that knowledge comes from experience, observation, and experimentation - numbers and data
introspection process of looking inward in an attempt to observe ones own psychological processes
humanistic psychology emphasizes human growth potential
behavioral psychology scientific study of observable behavior and its explanation by principles of learning
biological psychology scientific study of the links between biological psychological processes
evolutionary psychology focuses on how humans are alike based on our common biology and evolutionary history
psychodynamic psychology how unconcious drive and conflicts influence behavior
social-cultural psychology study of how situations and cultures affect our behavior and thinking
I/O psychology application of psychological concepts and methods to otptimize human behavior in work places
testing effect enhanced memory after retrieving rather than simply rereading information
hindsight bias tendency to believe after learning an outocme that would have forseen it
hypothesis testable prediction often implied by a theory
case study discriptive technique in which one individual group is studies in depth in hiope of revealing universal principles
operational definition carefully worded statement of the exact procedures used in research study
naturalistic observation descriptive technique of observing and recording behavior in naturally occurring situations without trying to mipulate or control situation
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