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Who is considered the "father" of Psychology? |
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| Who is associated with Behaviorism |
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B.F. Skinner Ivan Pavlov John Watson |
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| This term means "self-love." |
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| According to Freud, this is a boys unconscious desire to sexually posess his mother. |
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| According to Kohlberg, this stage of moral development is when a person obeys rules because they are concerned with the approval of others. |
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| This school of psychology is concerned with mental processes - thinking/knowing. |
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This school of psychology says that man is basically good and that we all have the ability to change our destiny. Hint: Mrs. Sparks favorite!!!!! |
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| This person talks about the stages of moral development. |
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| According to Freud, this is a boys fear that his father will mutilate his genitals. |
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According to Freud, this is the period of personality development when sexual feelings are repressed. Boys have cooties!!!!!! |
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| According to Kohlberg, in this stage of moral development individuals are motivated to obey rules out of self-interest - get a reward or not be punished. |
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| According to Kohlberg, at this stage of moral development a person is motivated by their own abstract moral values - conscience |
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This is a fake treatment. sugar pill |
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According to Freud, this is when a girl wants to sexually posess her father. YUCK!!!!!!! |
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This is a term Freud uses for a person who is fixated in a stage. This type of person is a perfectionist, everything has to be just so. Mr. Wadsworth!!!! |
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| This school of Psychology is interested in studying observable behavior. |
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| In an experiment, this is the variable that is always the outcome. What you are looking for at the end of the experiment. |
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| In an experiment, this is the group that experiences the variable that is manipulated. |
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| In an experiment, this is the variable that is manipulated. |
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| This is the term used for chemicals in the brain. |
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| This is the fatty substance that insulates the axon. |
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| Excesses (too much) or deficiencies (too little) or this neurotransmitter can cause mood disorders. |
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| These foods can raise you seretonin levels. |
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This is when you do not have enough ACH in your hippocampus and then have memory loss. |
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| This is the part of the neuron that receives the message. |
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| This is what we call the nerve cell in the brain. |
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| This neurotransmitter are natural narcotics. They block pain. |
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| Too little of this neurotransmitter can cause Parkinson's disease. |
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| This part of the neuron sends the message with and electrical impulse. |
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| This gland controls sugar levels in the blood and urine. |
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| This gland should be called the "master gland." |
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| This hormone is released to help people deal with fear and stress. |
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| This is made up of ductless glands. |
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| This is the term of an excess (too much) thyroxin. |
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| Hormones produced by the ovaries are: |
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| Estrogen and Progesterone |
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| Primary sex characteristics in males are |
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Growth of the penis Fertile sperm |
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| What is a secondary sex characteristics in females? |
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| Development of fat in the breasts and hips. |
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| Who was the first person to study the "unconscious" mind? |
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| What school of psychology is associated with Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers? |
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| In Nature vs. Nurture, Nature refers to what? |
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| In Nature vs. Nurture, Nurture refers to what? |
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| What two urges did Freud believe children were born with? |
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| According to Freud, what are the three parts of the personality, or mind? |
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| B.F. Skinners approach to personality is based on what school of psychology? |
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| Who talks about a self-actualized person? |
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| In classical conditioning, the best results occur when the conditioned stimulus is presented |
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| Before the unconditioned response. |
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| An unplesant consequen e that decreases the frequency of a response is called |
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| In classical conditioning, the unconditioned stimulus causes |
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| an unconditioned response/automatic response |
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