Foundations of Psychology
CHAPTER 9 1. Identify the three major categories of therapy. Discuss the factors affecting why people do or do not seek therapy. (pp. 696697) Insight therapy: talk therapy, clients engage in complex verbal interactions wit...
UNIT 7 1. Define stress. Discuss the relationship between the severity of stress and its effects. (pp. 597598) Stress: any circumstances that threaten or are perceived to threaten ones well being and that thereby tax ones ...
Unit #5 1. Outline the major events of the three phases of prenatal development. (pp. 491-492) Germinal phase: the first two weeks after conception, a zygote is created thru fertilization, within 36 ...
Unit #2 1. Briefly identify and describe the three goals of the scientific enterprise. (pp. 44-45) i. Measurement and description: investigator must figure out a way to measure the phenomenon under ...
1. Identify the origins of the word psychology and the two disciplines that were the intellectual parents of psychology. (p. 3) Two Greek words: Psyche: the soul Logos: study of a subject ...
UNIT #3 1. Describe and provide examples, where available, of the principal broad categories and subcategories of psychological tests. (pp. 395-396) Intelligence tests: measure general mental ability, intended to...
Chapter 2 Psychology Terms Acetylcholine: The neurotransmitter released by neurons to activate muscles. Action potential: The nerve impulse. Amygdala: A part of the limbic system associated with fear responses. Aphasia: A ...
Chapter 1 Psychology Terms Animal Model: In research, an animal whose behavior is used to drive principles that may apply to human behavior. Anthropomorphic error: the error of attributing human thoughts, feelings, or moti...
THE MODULES 17-21 Module 17 The primary function of the senses is to act as biological transducers devices that convert one kind of energy into another Each sense translates a specific type of externa...
Psyc 1F90 Notes, Modules 1-5, 7-10 Module One: Experiential processing: more or less passively soaking up the experience (Ex: watching tv). It is good for entertainment purposes, but not if youre trying to l...
JOURNAL OF VERBAL LEARNING AND VERBAL BEHAVIOR 13, 585-589 (1974) Reconstruction of Automobile Destruction: An Example of the Interaction Between Language and Memory ~ ELIZABETH F. LOFTUS AND JOHN C. PALMER Univers...
PSYCH 1F90 Final Exam Review Term 2 71 and 73 – Impact of social factor (power of social influence) 70 and 74 –impact of social facto...
Term 2 PSYC 1F90 Seminar Reading They Came For The Children Summary Introduction Aboriginal children were separated from their parents and raised in overcrow...
Module 70 - Social Behaviour PSYC 1F90 Term 2 And Cognition Characteristics Of Groups Social psychology : the scientific study of how individuals behave, think and f...
Term 2 PSYC 1F90 Module 72 Social Psychology : Prosocial Behaviour Affiliation and Attraction Come Together Prosocial behavi...
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