Intro To Psych and Research Methods

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What was the conformity study done by Solomon Asch

Gathering 8 to 10 students to sit in a room to test if they’d conform to social pressure

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When you think of structionalism

Wilhelm Wundt (set up first psychology laboratory)

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What is structionalism

Understanding the structure of consciousness by getting patients to look inward (how they felt completing/doing actions)

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When you think of functionalism who do you think of?

William James

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What is functionalism

why we feel, think, smell. Focuses on the function of approaches

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Who inspired, Sigmund feud, and overall psychoanalysis

Josef breur had patients talk about symptoms, the more they addressed their ptsd, symptoms reduced

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Hindsight bias

“I knew it all along”

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What are the 5 pillars of psychology

Biological, cognitive, developmental, personality and social, health psychology , clinical psychology

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Examines the biology of our thoughts and behaviors. “what region of the brain controls our actions”

Biological

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Mechanisms in our minds “what memory, how do we process language” study mental processes in thoughts in actions

Cognitive

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Psychologist investigate the plasticity in our brain, how our brain changed as we grow from babies to adults

developmental psychology

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how do people respond to misinformation on the internet, what defines a personality, how we act in group situations

Personality and Social Psychology

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minor disruptions to lifelong conditions like schizophrenia and BP

Health Psychology

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If you’re interested in treating people

clinical psychology

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Descriptive Research

Observe human behavior without interfering with it

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Case Study

Focus on individual or group diagnosed with anxiety and attempt to observe what triggers that anxiety

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Naturalistic Observation

Observe many people in a real world setting

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Survey

Have Participants Answer Questions

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Correlation Research

How stress relates to anxiety

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Correlation does not equal

causation

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Hawthorne effect

When participants change their behavior when aware of being observed

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Random Sample

All members of the target group, have an equal chance of being selected to answer the question

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Experimental group

group being messed with

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Control group

group not being messed with

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Placebo

physical health/mental improves after “dummy” treatment( not actually there)

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Researches themselves don’t know which group is experimental and which is control

double blind procedure