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| Study of behavior and mental processes |
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| Covert- Can't be observed |
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| a generalized answer e.g. horoscopes |
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| Looking inward, examining and reporting thoughts and feelings: it was inefficient |
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| Wrote 1st psychology textbook, made psych legit. |
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| How mind helps us to adapt and survive |
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| Said psychologist must study behavior objectively, studied stimuli and little albert |
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| the idea that our thought influence our behaviors |
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| type of pyschology that studies thinking, learning and perceptionin whole units. |
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| First to say nature and nurture interact (biology and environment) |
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Focus's on the individual
(Rogers and maslew) |
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| all our behavior can be explained through psychological processes |
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observation
def. of problem
proposing a hypothesis
gathering evidence
publishing results
building a theory |
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| Theories (must be falsifiable) |
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| System of idead that interrelates facts and concepts |
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| observe something in its environment |
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| non-experimental study to measure the relationship between 2 or more events |
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| stats ranging from -1.00 to +1.00. sign indicates direction of relationship |
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increases in one variable matched by the increase in the other
a: Positive corelation
b: negative corelation
c: No corelaition |
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increses in one variable matched by the decrease in the other
a: Positive corelation
b: negative corelation
c: No corelaition |
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| a small group that accurately reflects a larger population |
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| group of subjects who get the independant variable |
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| group of subjects who gets all conditions except the independant variable |
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| a tendancy to give positive answers, so not to hurt the observors feelings |
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Jared at subway. this is an example of a
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