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TTC PSY 101

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Experimental Method experimenter changes one variable to show it's effect on a second
experimental characteristics(4) -can test cause and effect -not always ethical -may not generalize well to natural to natural enviroment - research and participant bias
independant variable factor that is changed, cause
dependant variable factor that is changed by the independant variable,effect
experimental group group exposed, gets treatment
control group group not exposed, no treatment
experimental bias researcher's expectations
experimental protections blind observers-do not know background but records
double blind study observer and subject don't know groups
placebo inactive or false treatment
ethnocentrism bias "centering " on one's own culture
sample bias sample doesn't represent population
representative sampling select that represents the population
random assignment equal chance of being in either group
participant bias due to subject
ethnocentrism protections -privacy and confedality -single and double blind studies -placebo -deception
informed consent ethical issues, voluntary
debriefing full disclosure after completion
psychology they scientific study of behavior and mental process
3 key concepts scientific, behavior,, and mental processes
critical thinking process of objectively, evaluating,comparing, analyzing, and synthesizing
scientific collects and evaluates information using systematic observations and measurements
behavior anything we do that can be directly observed and recorded
mental processes private,internal expierences, thoughts, perceptions, feelings,memories-that cannot be observed
psychology's goals description,explaination,predictions, and change
description tells "what occurred
explanation tells why a behavior or mental process occured
change applying psychological knowledge to prevent unwanted outcomes or bring about desired goals
predictions identifying the conditions under which a future behavior is likely to occur
wilhelm wundt father of psychology
edward titchener structuralism-structure of mental life
william james functionalism- how the mind fuctions to adapt to their enviroment
sigmund freud pyschotherapy- talk therapy
John B Watson behaviorial perspective
Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow self actualization
positive psychology optimal human functioning positive emotions,positive traits, positive institutions
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