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Psychology 202 Quiz Test

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Weakness of Correlation
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William James
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Individualist
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Psychophysics
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British Empiricism
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Statistical Reliability
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Quasi- Experiment
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Surveys
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Variable
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Edward Titchener
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Independent Variable
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Sigmund Freud
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Positive correlation
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Behavioral Approach
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Experimenter Expectancy
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Dependent Variable
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Case Study
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Placebo Effect
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Collectivist
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Gestalt Psychologists
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Connected to others, Defined by others, ability to restrain the self and be part of social, success is due to others, family work group
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People receive treatment they show a change in behavior because of their expectations, not because of the treatment itself.
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described the organization of consciousness and principles of perceptual organization. argued against structuralism= the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
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separate from others, self-defined, success comes from personal effort, personal traits
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any characteristic or factor that you can vary
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The degree to which test results or other research evidence occurs repeatedly
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Studied how the conscious mind allows and organism to survive and adapt to the environment, influenced by Charles Darwin (functionalism)
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The participants are not randomly assigned to conditions of the manipulated variable
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intensive examination of specific interesting person/situation
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The factor that is manipulated or controlled by the experimenter
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Human behavior is determined by what a person has learned primarily through rewards and punishments
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does not imply causation
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Used building blocks toward the consciousness and studied the structure of it. (structuralism)
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a set of questions put to a number of participants about their beliefs, attitudes, preferences, or activities
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understanding vision and other senses
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explain personality and behavior through psychological processes. Importance of childhood in development of personality. Consciousness and unconscious components of the mind.
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as one variable gets high so does the other
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philosophers believed that all ideas and knowledge are gained through senses. Observation was more valid to knowledge than reason.
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the subtle and unintentional ways researchers influence their participants to respond in a certain manner that is consistent with their hypothesis
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The factor that is measured and may be influenced by independent variable
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Informed consent, avoid unnecessary risk to participant, avoid deception unless necessary, debriefing.
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How the brain take in and processes info, creates perceptions, makes and retrieves memories and generates patters of action.
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The highest value minus the lowest value
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A factor that independently influences the dependent variable making it hard to understand how the IV effects the DV
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Scientific method= gather evidence, perform experiments, analyze results, draw conclusions, and apply findings.
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Focused on identifying the building blocks of consciousness and looking within.
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manipulation of one variable under controlled conditions so that resulting changes in another variable can be observed identifying a causal relationship
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may not represent the phenomena
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Participants that are randomly chosen to be manipulated by the IV
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Behavior controlled by the decisions people make about their lives based on their perceptions of the world.

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