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| Established behavioral psychology. "100% nurture." |
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| Behavioral psychology. Conditioning in animals. |
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| Behavioral psychology. "No free will." |
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| Psychoanalytic psychology. |
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| Psychoanalytic psychology. |
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| Psychoanalytic psychology. |
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| First research lab. Established APA. |
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| basic elements of consciousness: quality, intensity, duration, clarity / "objective" introspection |
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| Developmental, educational, clinical, social, health, physiological, experimental, cognitive, psychometrics, personality |
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| Major professional/applied areas |
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| Clinical, counseling, industrial and organizational, school, forensic |
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| 7 unifying themes for PSY 111 |
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1. Psychology is empirical.
2. .. is theoretically diverse.
3. .. evolves in a sociohistorical context.
4. Behavior is determined by multiple causes.
5. .. is shaped by cultural heritage.
6. Heredity and environment jointly influence behavior.
7. People's experience of the world is highly subjective. |
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| physician, MD. medical school. |
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| doctorate in psychology, focus on health/brain. |
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| tough in beginning = better learningg |
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| use both visual and verbal channels |
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| Founded psychology. Philosophy + physiology. Leipzig. Ball, button, reaction time. |
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| "repeated retrieval attempts" |
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| link to-be-learned material with other information |
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| material that is meaningfully related to you |
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| specific measurements used |
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| unobservable variables (happiness, anxiety, etc.) |
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| hypothesize, operationalize, measure, evaluate, report |
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| controlled by experimenter |
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| descriptive/correlational research |
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| links or associates between 2 different patterns of behavior. naturalistic, case study, survey. |
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| individuals in natural environment |
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| focus on 1 individual or situation |
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| organize and summarize data (mean, median, mode) |
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| interpret and draw conclusions from data |
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| correlation coefficient (r) |
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| numerical index of strength and direction of a relationship between variables |
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1. sampling bias
2. placebo effects
3. self reported data
4. experimenter bias |
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