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Psychology Jeopardy

List the 5 approaches to studying psychology?

Behaviorial Holistic Biological Psychoanalytical Humanistic

Which psychology approach would one use if they were trying to find out which parts of the brain are responsible for leading certain mental behaviors?_________________________________

Behavioral

The father of psychoanalysis

Sigmund Freud

This psychologist who believed that behavior is strongly influenced by rewards and punishments

BF Skinner

The classical conditioning techniques pioneered by this psychologist have been tested in a Carl Jr. Burger commercial

Ivan Pavlov

The father of psychology was

William James

What are the 3 parts (the trinity) of humans?

the Three Parts of Humans: The Human Spirit The Soul The Body

The Greek word for soul is

pschye

Personality and Intelligence are found in which part of humans

The soul (psyche)

pschye

Personality and Intelligence are found in which part of humans

The soul (psyche)

The world’s leading group of psychologists

The APA –American Psychological Association

What is the difference between a psychologist and a psychiatrist?

Psychologist-can counsel only Psychiatrist- can counsel and prescribe medication

Mental Illness

A stress disorder that is usually a result of war, natural disaster or other catastrophic event

PSTD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder)

A mental disorder characterized as an anxiety disorder in which people have unwanted and repeated thoughts, feelings, ideas, sensations or behaviors that make them feel driven to do something

OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder)

A mental disorder characterized by multiple personality or duel personality psychosis

Dissociative Identity Disorder

A mental disorder characterized by confused and disordered thoughts and perceptions

Schizophrenia

Which eating/mental disorder involves binge eating followed by vomiting

Bullimia

Which mental disorder includes a fear of having a panic attack in public

Agoraphobia

Math genius who suffered from schizophrenia

Dr. John Nash

Another word for our fears-usually inappropriate-avoidance is used as a way of dealing with it

phobias

Which ancient Greek thinker divided personality into 4 types-phlegmatic, sanguine, choleric, and melancholic

Galen

Which of Sheldon’s body type describes someone who is very muscular

mesomorph

This personality body type according to Sheldon finds pleasure in food and physical comfort

Endomorphs

Adolph Hitler, considered to be hot-tempered and irritable, was a __________________ personality. (Galen’s 4 types)

Choleric

According to a famous psychoanalyst, the ________________ component of personality demands immediate satisfaction-children struggle with this-this component arrives first.

ID

Explain the features of this personality:

The id operates on the “pleasure principle” to avoid pain The child in us is important, but “me first” can’t last forever

This component comes after the first usually starting during the toddler years_______________________-shaped by school and religious experiences.

The super ego

Freud’s ____________ component of personality is logical and unemotional is the great compromiser between the other two personality components.

ego

9 Intelligences

People who are good at public speaking, using the rights words and thinking on their feet possess this intelligence

Verbal/Linguistic (“word smart”)

Both critics and supporters acknowledge that IQ tests measure this intelligence very well

Logical/Mathematical (Logic smart)

Sculptors and painters can accurately perceive, manipulate, and re-create forms are well represented in this intelligence

Spatial/visual (picture smart)

Skilled at reading the moods and intentions of others-Barak Obama is said to possess this intelligence-they really can work well with others

Interpersonal (people smart)

People who have an exceptional understanding of their own feelings and use that insight to guide their behavior-FDR was said to possess this intelligence

Intrapersonal

Have excellent body control and skilled at handling of objects

Bodily/Kinesthetic

People with this intelligence often have good mathematical intelligence because scales and notations are highly mathematical

Musical

People with this intelligence are good at identifying trees and love to go on hikes

Naturalistic

What has been the greatest criticism of standard IQ tests and why What has been the greatest criticism of standard IQ tests and why? Why do more psychologists today believe Gardner’s test more accurately measures intelligence?

They only measure a couple intelligences- verbal, Math and logical (left brain functions)