5 Written Questions

1. measurement and testing. development of new statistical techniques.
2. "Three Firsts Man": first to establish lab in US, started first psych journal in US, first president of American Psychological Association (APA)
3. deciding if personally relevant.
4. school of consciousness. break up consciousness into different parts and study their relationship. ex: sensation, vision, etc. too subjective and simplistic. TITCHNER!!
5. mental processes involved in aquiring knowledge. observable mental processes. Piaget (conservation), Chomsky (language), Simon (problem solving)

5 Matching Questions

1. theta
2. behaviorism
3. Ian Pavlov
4. social desirability bias
5. Wilhelm Wundt

1. a a tendency to give socially approved answers to questions about oneself
2. b study overt, obvservable behavior. what you can see/touch. abandom all study of consciousness!
3. c type of brain waves. light sleep.
4. d founder of classical conditioning: stimulus-response relationship. dogs can be trained to salivate in response to a stimulus (visual, auditory). new mission for behaviorists: attempt to relate overt behaviors (responses) to observable events in environment
5. e founder of psych.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. founder of humanism
   1. case study
   2. Carl Rogers
   3. consiousness
   4. surveys
2. focus on unconscious determinants of behavior. unconscious: thoughts below surface of conscious awareness
   1. psychometrics
   2. psychology
   3. psychoanalysis
   4. psychiatry
3. school of consciousness. evaluate the purpose of consciousness, not its specific structure. WILLIAM JAMES!!
   1. structuralism
   2. functionalism
   3. humanism
   4. behaviorism
4. explains behaviors in terms of their adaptive value to a person/animal. similar to natural selection, only with emphasis on behavior not characteristics.
   1. psychology
   2. evolutionary psychology
   3. cultural psychology
   4. positive psychology
5. type of brain waves. deep relaxation.
   1. delta
   2. theta
   3. alpha
   4. beta

5 True/False Questions

1. empiricism → emphasizes unique qualities of humans especially: freedom, potential for personal growth. optimism! client-centered therapy: active, genuine. goal = understand self!

   True        False

2. Abraham Maslow → founder of classical conditioning: stimulus-response relationship. dogs can be trained to salivate in response to a stimulus (visual, auditory). new mission for behaviorists: attempt to relate overt behaviors (responses) to observable events in environment

   True        False

3. beta → type of brain waves. light sleep.

   True        False

4. experimenter bias → when researchers' expectations influence the results of the study

   True        False

5. John B. Watson → founder of behaviorism

   True        False