5 Written Questions

1. How people can strength good habits? How does an intention lead to action?
2. he taught at cornell where he had students use a stimulus and he asked his subjects to analyze it into its seperate feautures
3. provide adice and consultation to the justice systme
4. Wilhem Wundt
5. Galton examined role of heredity in human achievemnt, tried to meausre intelligence using simple sensory and motor tasks, but didnt work. invented a weather map, measured degress, suggested fingerprintes to identify individuals

5 Matching Questions

1. Describe what cognitive psychologists do
2. name some prominent women in psychology and their contributions
3. How were behaviorism studies conducted
4. What are the differences between pyschologists and psychiatrists
5. Describe what learning and motivation psychologists do

1. a study how behavior depends on the outcomes of past behaviors and current motivations
2. b mary calkins was an early memory reasearcher= regarded as Harvards greatest student but had no PhD because she was a women. was president of the American psychological association. today women recieve about 2/3 of the psychology PhDs in the US and Euro
3. c studying behaviorists found advantages with studying nonhuman animals to have more control. also nonhuman learning is simplier to understand. studied rates in mazes
4. d Studies the processes of thought and knowledge
5. e psychologists study systematic behavior and experience while psychiatrists deal with mental distrubances

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. "what can we learn from animal studies about the mechanisms of intelligent behavior? "how did each species evolve the behavioral tendencies it showed?
   1. how has the composition of pyschologists changed through the years
   2. What were some of the questions William James attempted to answer?
   3. Describe what cognitive psychologists do
   4. Idnetify a question that a psychologist studying psychopysics would try to answer
2. An example of how differences in behavior relate to differences in heredity and environment. EX: Why do most little boys spend more time than little girls with toy guns and trucks and less time with dolls?
   1. Describe what learning and motivation psychologists do
   2. Descibe the functionalist approach to psychology
   3. Desribe the nature-nurture issue. Give an example of a question
   4. Describe what cognitive psychologists do
3. idea implied that each species has specializations adapted to its own way of life but also that all vertebrate species have many basic features in common. it also implied that nonhuman animals should exhibit varying degress of human characterists including intelligence
   1. Who established functionalist psychology?
   2. What was Tichener's contribution to psychology
   3. How did Darwin's theory of evolution influence psychology
   4. Describe forensic psychology
4. studies how behaviors change with age
   1. Describe what evolutionary psycholgists do
   2. Describe what biological psychologists
   3. Describe what social psychologists do
   4. Describe what developmental pyschologists do
5. Cuisine
   1. Who established functionalist psychology?
   2. Descibe school psychology
   3. Describe forensic psychology
   4. examples of cross-cultural issues in psychology

5 True/False Questions

1. Explain the importance of mainting a skeptical stance regarding claims in pyschology and other fields → it is necessary to analyze people's personality from small samples of their behavior

   True        False

2. What is the difference between clinical pyschologists and psychoanalysts → psychologists study systematic behavior and experience while psychiatrists deal with mental distrubances

   True        False

3. Describe industrial/organizational psychiatrists → study peoples behaviors at work

   True        False

4. Describe what evolutionary psycholgists do → Explains behavior in terms of evolutionary history of the species, including reason evoultion might have favored a tendency to act in particular ways

   True        False

5. Descibe the functionalist approach to psychology → William James

   True        False