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Chap 1 4 & 5

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What is the definition of Psychology? the science of behavior and mental processes.
Psychologists’ open-minded attitude is tempered by a healthy sense of scientific _______________. Psychologists critically evaluate the evidence for new findings, especially those that seem contrary to established knowledge.
What is a hypothesis?
What is a theory?
Which question would a behavioral psychologist most likely ask? How do positive emotions affect learning?
What are the 4 basic goals of Psychology? The four basic goals of psychology are to describe, predict, explain, and control
What is Positive Reinforcement? is a situation in which a response increases the likelihood that the response will be repeated in similar situations. You post a cat photo on social media, and you get many "likes from your friends.
What is Negative Reinforcement? A situation in which a response results in the removal of, avoidance of, or escape from an dislike, or undesired, stimulus, increasing the likelihood that the response will be repeated in similar situations.
What is a characteristic of Collectivistic Cultures? A person’s identity is closely tied to the identity of a larger group, such as a family or work group. The needs and goals of the group are valued over the needs and goals of the individual.
Which famous Greek philosopher wrote extensively about psychological topics such as sleep and dreaming, the senses, and memory? Aristotle
Sigmund Freud’s school of thought, called _________________, emphasized the role of unconscious conflicts in determining behavior and personality. Psychoanalysis
What is Circadian Rhythm?
What is a placebo response or placebo effect?
What university produced more Black American psychologists than all other U.S. universities combined? Francis Sumner chaired the psychology department during this time. Harvard University
Who is the Russian psychologist who conditioned dogs to reflexively salivate to the sound of a ticking metronome rather than at the sight of food? Ivan Pavlov
Which ‘school’ of psychology is Edward Titchener associated with? structuralism—involving introspection and study of basic components of conscious experiences. Focused on basic sensory and perceptual processes
What is stimulus discrimination?
True or False: Nightmares are always indicative of a sleep disorder.
Educational Psychology
Development Psychology
Cognitive Psychology
Clinical Psychology
Social Psychology
As of 2020, marijuana has been legalized in some form in 47 states. An unexpected result of this was the average death rate for:
What is an advantage of using a survey when questioning people?
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