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late work policy
only 1 day for late work but no more than 75% given
attendance
no more than 4 absences a quarter for saturday sessions
the 3 psychology perspectives
cognitive,biological,sociocultural
cognitive perspective
the internal thinking
biological explanation
behavior created by activity in nervous and endocrine system
sociocultural perspective
persons behavior altered by the forces of outside world influencing them
sociocultural examples
stereotypes, cultural influences, and in group
the 4 types of experiments
true, field, quasi, natural
true experiment
basic experiment w/ independent and dependent variables, control of confounding variables
field experiment
like basic experiment BUT less control of confounding variable bc its in natural settings
quasi experiment
experiment where change is already done like gender (no extra infliction)
natural experiment
similar to quasi bc allocation isn’t random BUT they use other variables natrual change beofre and after event
independent measures
participant only take part in 1 condition
repeated measures
participants take part in both conditions (counter balancing required)
matched pairs
participants are matched against someone they are similar to like skill or grades