CH01 - Intro To Psychology
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What was Psamtik’s hypothesis? Why was it invalid?
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What did Itard aim to do with Victor, the wild boy?
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Who is referred to as the father of psychology in the United States for teaching the first class in psychology at Harvard in 1875?
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Which historical approach to psychology focuses on how people adapt to their environment and the functions of consciousness?
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What are the four goals commonly pursued by psychologists in the study of behavior?
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What was Psamtik I's hypothesis about language development?
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Which outcome did Psamtik conclude from the two infants’ cry of becos?
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Victor, the wild boy, was studied by Itard primarily to test:
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Which goal of psychology is described as describing behavior to present what is known?
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What is a hypothesis in psychological research?
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What is a theory in psychology?
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What is the difference between basic science and applied science in psychology?
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Which psychologist focused on the unconscious mind and dream analysis?
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Who initiated the first laboratory-based psychology in Leipzig and studied introspection?
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Which approach emphasizes studying how environments shape behavior through rewards and punishments?
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What does the Gestalt approach argue about perception?
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Which historical approach argued that mind and body are interconnected?
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Who is known as the ‘father of psychology’ in the United States?
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Which term describes the study of the brain, nervous system, and genetics on behavior?
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What is the primary function of the psychoanalytic approach?
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Which modern approach studies memory, thinking, problem solving, and language?
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What is the main idea of Section 3: Psychology as a Profession?
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Which term refers to a psychologist who helps people with everyday living problems?
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What is phrenology and its relevance to psychology?
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Which figure is associated with the concept of “the four humors”?
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Which psychology branch studies how culture and ethnicity influence behavior?
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Which divisions exist within the APA?
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Which concept explains learning through association, like Pavlov’s dog?
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Which question best fits the scientific method sequence?
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Which statement best defines a hypothesis?
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His test assumed isolation would reveal the original language before learning from others.
The word becos was Phrygian for bread; he inferred an older Phrygian origin.
Itard aimed to show social isolation, not brain damage, explained Victor's failures.
Description is the first goal: to describe and present observed information.
A hypothesis is a testable educated guess guiding research.
Theories synthesize findings across studies to explain phenomena.
Basic vs applied science differentiates research for knowledge vs practical use.
Freud emphasized unconscious drives and dream interpretation.
Wundt is credited with establishing modern psychology and introspection.
Behaviorists focus on learning from environmental contingencies.
Gestalt emphasizes holistic perception rather than just parts.
Descartes proposed mind-body interaction, contrasting with strict dualism.
James contributed foundational ideas and taught the first course in psychology.
Psychobiologists examine biology’s role in behavior.
Psychoanalysis emphasizes unconscious processes and dreams.
Cognitive psychology focuses on mental processes.
Psychology as a profession includes testing, counseling, and application.
Counseling psychologists assist with everyday life challenges.
Phrenology spurred interest in brain regions but was discredited.
Galen expanded Hippocratic humors into temperament ideas.
Sociocultural psychology examines cultural context influences.
APA comprises many divisions across specialties.
Pavlov’s tuning fork demonstrated classical conditioning.
Follows the standard flow from question to theory.
Hypotheses are testable guesses guiding experiments.
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