A.P. PSYCHOLOGY AP REVIEW.  We believe that all people are striving to increase their self- esteem and ultimately self-actualize.

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A.P. PSYCHOLOGY AP REVIEW

 We believe that all people are striving to increase their self- esteem and ultimately self-actualize

 Humanist  Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow

I am a part of the neuron, I cover the axon. I am white and the neurons call me “fatty”

myelin

I am part of the neuron that looks like tree roots

Dendrites

I am part of the neuron that the message travels on

Axon

I am part of the neuron that directs synthesis of the neurotransmitter and proteins

Soma / Cell body

I reformed mental health in the 19th century. Because of my work, the mentally ill got better treatment.

Dorothea Dix

I am the father of Psychology

Wilhelm Wundt

I penned “Principles of Psychology” at the end of the 19 th century and started the school of funtionalism

William James

I founded the first school of thought, structuralism, thus making Psychology a separate social science

Wilhelm Wundt

This approach focuses on the humans ability to combine, transform, and recall information

I am used to determine if two variables are related

Correlation Coefficient r =+1 r = -1

I am used to plot results of research & make the results visual

Scatterplot

If the mean is less (-) than the median, I am this kind of frequency polygon

Negatively Skewed