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| scientific study of behavior and mental processes |
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| what causes most of the problems we experience as adults (according to Sigmund Feud) |
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| Unconscious motivations and conflicts |
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| studies impact of biology on behavior |
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| studies observable behavior |
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| studies self-concept to develop fully |
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| another name for cognition |
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| studies interpreting associations (free-association) |
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| psychoanalytic psychology |
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| participants don't know who is receiving treatment |
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| participants and experimenter don't know who is receiving treatment |
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| observe without interfering |
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| treated the same but are not exposed to independent variable |
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| ethical issues in research |
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| methods of conduct/ responsible behavior |
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poll/ questionnaire
fastest way to collect data |
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| change i patient's state because they think they're receiving treatment |
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| established psychological school of behaviorism |
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| difference between psychologist and psychiatrist |
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| psychiatrist is medical (M.D.) and can prescribe medicine. |
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