Social pyschology - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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PYSCHOLOGY the scientific study of behaviour and mental process APPROACH school of thought/perspective BIOLOGICAL (PHYSIOLOGICAL) APPROACH examines how one's biology affects behaviour and mental processes COGNITIVE APPROACH examine human thought and behaviour in terms of how we interpret, process and remember events LEARNING APPROACH interested in how humans and animals learn SOCIAL APPROACH -interested in how we work in the social world -looks at how individuals interact with each other a...

HOSA Behavioral Science Test the study of usual patterns of behavior - Answer- abnormal psychology psychology - Answer- the scientific study of behavior and mental processes introspection - Answer- examination of one's own thoughts and feelings behavior - Answer- any action that people can observe or measure mind - Answer- the brain and its activities, including thought, emotion, and behavior Greek philosopher Plato - Answer- three parts must be in balance; reason, spirit, and...

AICE Psych paper 2 - correct answers Behaviorist perspective non - correct answershow animals and humans learn Cognitive approach - correct answershow we process information Developmental approach - correct answershow we "develop" from birth to death Individual differences - correct answershow we differ from one another (how are we unique) lab research method - correct answersindependent and dependent varibles Physiological Approach - correct answershow our biology affects our pyschol...

Behaviorist perspective non - how animals and humans learn Cognitive approach - how we process information Developmental approach - how we "develop" from birth to death Individual differences - how we differ from one another (how are we unique) lab research method - independent and dependent varibles Physiological Approach - how our biology affects our pyschology Psychodynamic perspective - interested in how our early lives and our unconscious mind affects our behavior. Social approac...

Behaviorist perspective non - how animals and humans learn Cognitive approach - how we process information Developmental approach - how we "develop" from birth to death Individual differences - how we differ from one another (how are we unique) lab research method - independent and dependent varibles Physiological Approach - how our biology affects our pyschology Psychodynamic perspective - interested in how our early lives and our unconscious mind affects our behavior. Social approac...

Foundations of I/O Midterm Exam 170 Questions with Verified Answers What is I/O - CORRECT ANSWER The application of psychological theories to the workplace Industrial Pyschology - CORRECT ANSWER Associated with job analysis, training, selection, and performance measurement appraisal I/O psychologist - CORRECT ANSWER study the relationship of employees and behavior in the work place Organizational psychology - CORRECT ANSWER motivation, leadership, work-related attitudes, organizati...

PYSCHOLOGY the scientific study of behaviour and mental process APPROACH school of thought/perspective 00:39 01:28 BIOLOGICAL (PHYSIOLOGICAL) APPROACH examines how one's biology affects behaviour and mental processes COGNITIVE APPROACH examine human thought and behaviour in terms of how we interpret, process and remember events LEARNING APPROACH interested in how humans and animals learn SOCIAL APPROACH -interested in how we work in the social wo...

ALL PSYCHOLOGY NOTES (CH 1-9, 12, 14, 15), All You need for easy revision. Rated A CHAPTER GUIDE: CH 1: 77 terms - CARDS 3-79 CH 2: 78 terms - CARDS 80-158 CH 3: 92 terms - CARDS 159-251 CH 4: 105 terms - CARDS 252-357 CH 5: 103 terms - CARDS 358-461 CH 6: 114 terms - CARDS 462-576 CH 7: 102 terms - CARDS 577-679 CH 8: 110 terms - CARDS 680-790 CH 9: 70 terms - CARDS 791-861 CH 12: 102 terms - CARDS 862-964 CH 14: 94 terms - CARDS 965-1059 CH 15: 25 terms - CARDS 1060-1085 - Cha...

1. descartes believed that muscle movements were controlled by the soul traveling through hollow tubes in the body. We now know these hollow tubes to be . 2. psychology was founded by Wilhelm Wundt in in . 3. when Christopher observed the animal rock- ing back and forth just prior to launching into the air to catch his prey, he wondered how rocking back and forth benefited the animal in catching his prey. in doing this, he is taking a perspective. 4. is to structuralism as is to functional...