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PSY2: FINAL STUDY GUIDE
5 Written Questions
5 Matching Questions
- Insomnia
- Independent variable
- Emperical Research
- Episodic Memory
- Clinical Psychologist
- a a sleep disorder when there is difficulty falling asleep, remaining asleep, or returning to sleep after nighttime awakenings; can be due ot sleep medication
* affects half of adults in the US - b the reliance on collecting observations
- c a variable that is manipulated by an experimenter
*amount of alchohol used in alcohol/driving test - d A declarative memory that is for a specific event that you experienced--flashbulb memory
* What you ate for breakfast?, Where you where on 9/11? - e Evaluation and treatment of people with psychological problems and disorders, such as depression and schizophrenia
5 Multiple Choice Questions
- Advantage: offers clues to underlying causes, identify groups of people who are at high risk of problems, increases understanding of relationships between variables or events
Disadvantage: often misinterpreted data; NO CAUSAL CONCLUSION - Advantage: good starting point for generating ideas and theories (Darwin)
Disadvantage: highly influenced by observer bias, ethical concerns (question of informed consent); NO CAUSAL CONCLUSION - nerve cells; basic building blocks of the nervous system
* these are directional-electrical pulses travel down them in only one direction (Dendrites, Cell body-Soma, Axoon, Terminal Endings-Buttons) - Study of physical, cognitive, social, and personality development across the life span
- In psychotherapy, positive outcomes of a treatment resulting from hopeful expectations of clients rather than from the effects of the treatment itself.
5 True/False Questions
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Behavioral perspective → study of psychology that looks to the role of learning; the influence of the external environment, observable behavior (role of rewards and punishments on behavior; reinforcement)
*John Broadus Watson; no way to directly observe and compare subject's mental experience with someone else's -
Correlation Coefficient → Taking away something pleasant to decrease behavior
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Cross-Sequential Design → Method: a combination of longitudinal and cross-sectional designs. Groups of participants of different ages that are studied for multiple years.
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When Psychology became separate discipline → oldest study of psychology that looks to the role that internal conflicts, primarily on the unconscious, have on the behaviors and mental processes we exhibit
*Sigmund Freud; led to psychoanalysis (diagnosis & treatment) -
Narcolepsy → a sleep disorder characterized by sudden unexplained "sleep attacks" that quickly enter REM, generally lasts less than 5 minutes and often triggered by intense emotions
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