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Perspectives

in psychology are approaches to understanding human thinking and behavior

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Evolutionary Perspective

Researches take basic principles of evolution (natural selection) and apply them to psychology

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Psychodynamic Perspective

emphasizes behaviors determined by past experiences/childhood that shape personality

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Behaviroal Perspective

focus on observable behaviors - people/animals controlled by their environment

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Cognitive Perspective

memory, intelligence perception, problem solving

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Humanistic Perspective

human capacity fir choice and growth (people related to fulfilling their potential)

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Sociocultural Perspective

focus on society and cultural in shaping someones values and behaviors

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Biological Perspective

the influence of genetics and brain chemistry on behavior

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Biopsychosocial

model that integrates biological, psychological, and social factors in understanding behavior.

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Descriptive Research

these studies are used to describe general/specific behaviors & attributes that are observed/measured

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Case Study

an observation technique that collects info on an individual or group

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Survey Method

self report data, report on their own behaviors/beleifs

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Naturalistic Observation

careful observations of animals/people in their natural environment, no intervention

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Laboratory observation

observing behavior in a more controlled situation

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correlational studies

research used to see if 2 variables are related and to make predictions based on the relationship

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correlation coefficient

the relationship between variable and its strength

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operational definition

A precise statement of how a variable is measured or manipulated.

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confederate

people seen as fellow participants, but are actually part of the research team

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representative group

a group that closely matches the characteristic of its population as a whole

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convenience sampling

method involves selecting participants

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Informed Consent

participants are given enough info about a study to enable them to choose to particapte

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Informed Assent

process of which minors agree to participate in clinical trials