Exam 1 (ch1-3,5) Flashcards

1
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Operant conditioning

A

B.F. Skinner

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2
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Behavioral psychology, more humanistic approach

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Carl Rogers

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3
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Father of cognitive psychology

A

Ulric Neisser

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4
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Mental process I acquiring knowledge

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Cognition

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5
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Biological basis of behavior

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Physiology

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6
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Branch of psychology concerned with psychological disorders

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Clinical psychology

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7
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What is psychology based on?

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Based on research, it is empirical

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8
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Variable that can be controlled

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Independent variable (IV)

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9
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Variable that is dependent on the IV

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Dependent variable (DV)

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10
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Variables other than the IV/DV that can/cannot be controlled

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Extraneous variable

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11
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The more you test, the closer you come to an average

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Random assignment, regression to the mean

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12
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Relation between two variables

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Correlation
(Correlation does not = causation)
Correlation = prediction/relationship

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13
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What is the direction of the relationship indicated by?

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Positive or negative (+ or -)

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14
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What is the strength of the relationship indicated by?

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A number between 0-1 (e.g. 0.15)

Cannot get stronger than perfect/lockstep correlation

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15
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Observation w/o interference

Organic/less artificial

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Naturalistic observation

  • no control
  • harder to observe w/o intrusion
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16
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  • in-depth investigation of an individual subject

- observe subjects habits/lifestyle and correlate with constant

A

Case study

  • good for investigation of psyc disorders
  • subjective
17
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  • in-depth investigation of individual

- obtain info o aspects of behavior that’s difficult to observe directly

A

Survey

18
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Founder of behaviorism, nurture not nature

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John B Watson