History and Systems Exam 3 Flashcards

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. Early 20th-century research on the effects of child labor was conducted by which early psychologist?

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Helen Woolley

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  1. The first African American woman to receive a doctorate was?
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Inez Prosser

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What is latent learning? Who suggested it?

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Learning that cannot be observed at the time it occurred; Edward Toman

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Harry L. Hollingworth’s research demonstrated what?

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Coke had too much caffeine in it, he set up studies to test the amount of caffeine; this demonstrated applied research

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5
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Skinner claimed that the alleged freedom that Americans thought they possessed was merely a set of conditioned reactions called what?

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Consumerism – the idea that people buy things they don’t need

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What was Woodworth’s view of psychology?

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Classic Renaissance psychology man, primary driving idea is what motives us

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Jastrow was denied a job at Cornell in the 1880s after he completed his doctorate because?

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The president doesn’t want to hire a Jew

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Who revised the Binet intelligence test into what is known as the Stanford-Binet test?

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Lewis Madison Terman

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Carr’s contribution to psychology was what?

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Promoted the shift from the exclusive study of consciousness towards objective overt behavior

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The founding of Functionalism is marked by the publication of?

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The Reflex arc Concept in Psychology appeared in Psychological Bulletin

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What is Hull’s concept of motivation?

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Drive reduction, a need that has to be filled

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12
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Pavlov won the Nobel Prize for?

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The digestive system

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13
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What scientific explanation was given by most scientists during the 19th century to justify denying college admission to women?

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It would damage their reproductive capacity (the Variability Hypothesis)

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14
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Who developed the paired association test for testing memory?

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Mary Calkins

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Who revealed that southern Whites are less intelligent than northern Blacks?

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Horace Mann Bond

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For James, what is the stream of consciousness?

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It is continuous and ever changing; each time we have a thought it will be different from the previous time we had the same thought due to intervening experiences → hence, the conscious mind cannot be studied with introspection

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17
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Who is credited with the creation of the rat maze?

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Willard Small

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18
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What was the importance of the 1893 World’s Fair?

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Psychology being publically announced among scientists

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A question about the film clip from 1932 (Pavlov).

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Understand how the salivary (agusitory system) glad enzymes work that break down food. He used the metronome for his conditions

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20
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According to Thorndike, what is a Learning curve?

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Trial and accidently success followed by a regular pattern; represents the period of time it takes the organism to learn the response

21
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The 1937 Stanford-Binet IQ test was co-authored by whom?

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Maud Merrill James

22
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Define internal locus of control.

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I control the reinforcements in my own life

23
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Christine Ladd-Franklin developed a theory of?

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Theory of color vision – off shoot of Helmholtz, 3 different receports in the back of the eye that determine color

24
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What did Tolman learn when he compared place learning to response learning?

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For rats it was easier for them to learn place learning compared to response learning

25
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Who wrote The Animal Mind?

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Margaret Washburn (1st comparative psychologist)

26
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Why did psychology embrace operationism?

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Because they wanted to be science like how physics is and like how psychology should be.

27
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Münsterberg is often called?

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Father of Industrial Psychology

28
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Terman’s study of gifted children led to what conclusion about gifted people?

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The gifted were taller, healthier, physically better developed, superior in leadership and social adaptability, dispelling the often held contrary opinion; but doesn’t have evidence otherwise

29
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In Russia, who established the first psychological laboratory in 1886/1907?

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Vladimir Bekhterev

30
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The hallmark of Woodworth’s psychology was what?

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What motivates us; dynamic psychology – investigation of nature of the stimulus and the response

31
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The first industrial application of psychology was made by? In what?

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Walter Scott in advertising

32
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Who was Frances Cecil Sumner?

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First black guy to be awarded a PhD in Psychology, created a department of psychology

33
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Hall founded which psychology journal published in the United States?

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The Journal of Psychology

34
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For Angell, functionalism was to study the adaptive utility of what?

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The mind assists the organism in adjusting to its environment; improve the organism’s adaptive abilities

35
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What is the law of mass function?

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The efficiency of learning is a function of the intact mass of the cortex – the more cortical tissue available the better

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The core concept of functionalism is?

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Determining the components that made up the structure of consciousness

37
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Goddard’s most famous work was?

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Kallikak Family study – a study in the heredity of feeble-mindedness

38
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How did Mary Cover Jones remove Peter’s fear?

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Gave him candy

39
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What was Frederick Taylor’s ultimate goal?

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Matching people to jobs, training people and fitting people to the job

40
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With what construct is Bandura now associated?

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Self efficacy

41
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In what way did Kenneth B. Clark change the lives of children in the public school system?

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Ended segregation (they did studies with black and white children to select which color baby they’d prefer and also had children draw a portrait, whites colored correctly blacks colored themselves lighter)

42
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What stimuli did Twitmyer use in his conditioning research?

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Tone

43
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Witmer’s “clinical psychology” is today known as?

A

School of psychology

44
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Who is credited with writing the first multiple choice items

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Arthur Otis

45
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Summarize the protest of functional psychology against Wundt and Titchener.

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W and T focused on introspection and that’s something functional psychology didn’t agree with. Functional doesn’t agree with introspection

46
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After his dismissal from Johns Hopkins, what did Watson do?

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Became and advertising executive

47
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Define volition.

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Deals with various movements including: reflexes, impulsion, instinctive, and ideational

48
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Mary calkins maintained that psychology was supposed to become the science of what?

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Selves