Title | PSY303 Review - Lecture notes CH1-3 |
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CH1-3 Review...
scientific study of behavior and mental processes
Know 5 steps of research process 1. Formulate testable hypothesis (intro) 2. Select method and design study (method 3. Collect the data (method) 4. Analyze the data (results) and draw conclusions (discussion) 5. Report the findings (results)
O lobe- eye T lobe- hearing P lobe- touch and physical sensations F lobe- includes primary motor cortex, motor movement, also where prefrontal cortex ismemory, thought
KAHOOTS
CH1 Psychology’s intellectual parents are the disciplines of: Philosophy and Physiology
The school of psychology associated with understanding the purpose of consciousness
Functionalism
The concept of “stream of consciousness” is associated with William James
The theoretical orientation that insisted on verifiability of observation was: Behaviorism
The school of psychology that takes the most positive view of human nature is: Humanism
During WW11 many academic psychologists were: clinicians
Decision making, reasoning, and problem solving are topics MOST likely to be studied by ___ psychologists: Cognitive
A psychologist who studied the effect of aging would most likely specialize in: Developmental
Which field of psychology studies attitude change and group behavior:
Social
The most widely practiced professional specialty in psychology is: Clinical
Empirical testing is: Objective
A system of interrelated ideas used to explain a set of observations is called: Theory
Widely shared customs, beliefs, values, and norms refer to: Culture
The use of cognitive skills and strategies that increase the probability of a desired outcome: Critical thinking
CH2 In a study, IQ score, age, weight, gpa, and income would all be considered Variables
A scientific theory has to be:
Testable
In studies, the variable that is free to be varied by the experimenter is the _ variable: Independent
Researchers are most likely to introduce bias using: Nonverbal cues
Which of the following correlation coefficients indicates the weakest relationship btwn the two variables Closer to 0
Hypotheses are typically expressed as: Predictions
As an adult ages, their physical strength declines. This relationship is a __ correlation Negative
Which research methods involved the researcher observing behavior without intervening Naturalistic Research that repeats a previous study to see if the results can be duplicated: Replication
Researchers manipulate __ variables in order to measure their effect on __ variables Independent, Dependent
CH3 The part of a neuron that transmits information away from the neuron and toward another neuron: Axon
Which of the following isn’t one of the main functions of neurons: Generating info WRONG: Receiving info Transmitting info Integrating information
The main function of dendrites is to:
Terminal buttons are located: At the end of the axons
The chemicals secreted from the terminal buttons into the synapse are: Neurotransmitters
According to the __ law, a neuron fires an action potential only one level of intensity: All-or-none
Reabsorption of neurotransmitters into the presynaptic neuron is referred to as: Reuptake
Nerves outside the skull and spine comprise the __ nervous system Peripheral
When you’re walking, the brain sends messages to the leg’s skeletal muscles by way of__fibers: Efferent
The fight-or-flight response is a direct result of activation of the __ nervous system Sympathetic...