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JV Quiz Team I
psychologists
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| was a member of the "Wednesday Society", believed sex drive was NOT the motivating factor behind behavior | Alfred Adler |
| wrote On Death and Dying, 5 stages of grief | Elizabeth Kubler-Ross |
| conducted the small world experiment, obedience to authority | Stanley Milgram |
| developed the hierarchy of needs where self transcendence is the highest stage | Maslow |
| conducted by Philip Zimbardo in 1971 at Stanford, students given roles of 'prisoners' and 'guards' | Stanford Prison experiment |
| identified 'imprinting', Fly-Away home movie | Konrad Lorenz |
| the pyramid of needs with basic needs at the bottom is called _________ | Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs |
| stages of moral development, the 'Westermark' effect | Lawrence Kohlberg |
| leader of 'humanistic psychology', founded 'client-centered' psychology | Carl Rogers |
| repeated studies of the same subjects over long periods of time are called _______ | longitudinal studies |
| the use of consequences to modify voluntary behavior is called ________ | operant conditioning |
| the use of stimuli to modify involuntary behavior is called ________ | classical conditioning |
| the method that trains patients to control involuntary physiological processes is called ___________ | biofeedback |
| the stress that occurs when reality doesn't match up with previously held thoughts or beliefs is called ______ | cognitive dissonance |
| when someone comes to the conclusion that they have no control over their situation it is called ____________ | learned helplessness |
| the scientific measurement of knowledge and personality is called ____________ | psychometrics |
| the projective personality test that uses ink blots | Rorschach test |
| the personality test that places subjects into 16 personality types | Myers-Briggs test |
| the coiner of terms 'eugenics' and 'nature vs. nurture' | Francis Galton |
| the rise of mean IQ scores over time for humans is called the ___________ | Flynn effect |
| an IQ test developed by Lewis Termon in 1916 | Stanford-Binet scale |
| Russian founder of 'classical conditioning', won the Nobel Prize in medicine, experimented on dogs | Ivan Pavlov |
| founder of behaviorism, 12 infants theory, 'Little Albert' experiment | John B. Watson |
| the idea that there is no such thing as 'the mind', psychology can be explained by behavior rather than in terms of introspection | behaviorism |
| a proponent of 'radical behaviorism', invented the 'air crib' and the 'operant conditioning chamber' | B.F. Skinner |
| theiry that holds that the mind must be viewed holistically or that the whole is greater than the sum of the parts | Gestalt |
| Swiss psychologist noted for his 'cognitive theory of development' | Jean Piaget |
| father of psychoanalysis | Sigmund Freud |
| Freud described the three parts of the psyche called _________________ | id, ego, superego |
| Freud's student, argues with Freud over the importance of the sex drive | Carl Jung |
| author of Gandhi's Truth and Young Man Luther, developed the concept of the "identity crisis" | Erik Erikson |
| operant conditioning chamber | Skinner Box |
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