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Psychology Chapter 1 Quiz

 
What classifications of psychology are there
Experimental
Academic
Applied
What is academic psychology?
Experimental or research/teaching psychology
 
Examples of academic psychology
Biological
Learning
Cognitive
Developmental
Personality
Social
Health
What is applied psychology
Work out in the world psychology
 
Types of applied psychology
Healing
Others
Types of applied psychology jobs
Clinical and counseling
Neuro-psychologist
Health
Rehabilitation
Sports
Educational
School
Industrial
Name the paradigms of psychology
Cognitive
Biological
Behaviorism/learning
Whole person
Developmental
Socio-cultural approach
What is cognitive psychology ?
Focuses on how people think, remember, store, and use information
 
Who influenced cognitive psychology?
Philosophers
Physiologist
Who is the father of cognitive psychology?
Wihnelm Wundt
 
What is biological psychology?
The application of the principles of biology to the study of physiological, genetic, and developmental mechanisms of behavior in humans and other animals
 
What is behaviorism/learning psychology?
Learning/conditioning
 
Types of whole person psychology
Psychodynamic
Humanistic
Trait and temperament
What is psychodynamic psychology?
Emphasizes systematic study of the psychology forces that underlie human behavior, feelings ad emotions, and how they might relate to early experiences
 
What is humanistic psychology?
Emphasizes the study of the whole person; they look at human behavior of the person doing the behavior
 
What is trait and temperament psychology?
Personalities
 
What is developmental psychology?
Change over time
 
What is the socio-cultural approach?
Focuses on how we influence and are influenced by others
 
What is the purpose of research in psychology?
To extend the field's body of knowledge
 
Types of Research psychology?
Descriptive
Correlational
Experimental
What does descriptive researc do for us?
Allows us to describe what we observed, noted, measured, etc.
 
What does descriptive research limit us to?
We cannot talk about cause and effect relationships
 
Methods of descriptive research
Observations
Case study
Surverys
What is correlation research?
Describes the relationship between two variables
 
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