Ethics Food Pyramid

Hypnosis Nutrients

Neo-Freudians and Personality Healthy Choices

Intelligence Testing Physical Actvity

Social Development Fitness Goals

Attribution

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Guides you on foods to eat Who is responsible for the major code of ethics we have examined? Guides you on foods to eat

American Psychological Association Food Pyramid

How many basic food groups are there? If I “trick” someone into being in my study, what principle have I violated? How many basic food groups are there?

Informed consent

True or False: The APA has only created ethical guidelines for humans Bread, Cereal, Rice, and Pasta Group

False; There are also guidelines for using animals in research

Researchers cannot release data about individual participants according to this guideline Type Subject 1 $400 Answer Here

The right to confidentiality

What is debriefing? Type Subject 1 $500 Answer Here

Participants must receive full explanations of the research when their involvement is done (especially impt when using deception!) Type Subject 1 $400 Question Here

What is hypnosis?

A social interaction in which one person makes suggestions about perceptions, thoughts, or behaviors and another person follows those suggestions Type Subject 2 $100 Question Here

What is a posthypnotic suggestion? Type Subject 2 $200 Answer Here

A suggestion, made during a hypnosis session, that the subject will carry out when no longer hypnotized Type Subject 2 $200 Question Here

What are the most effective uses of hypnosis?

Pain control, can help control weight/smoking habits; Can help alleviate headaches/asthma Here $300 Question Subject 2 Type

What is the divided consciousness theory of hypnosis? Type Subject 2 $400 Answer Here

One’s consciousness splits (dissociation) so that one aspect of consciousness is not aware of the role the other part is playing Type Subject 2 $400 Question Here

What is the social influence theory of hypnosis?

Hypnosis is caused by powerful social forces; Like actors who get caught up in their roles Type Subject 2 $500 Question Here

What criticisms did the neo-Freudians have of Freud’s personality theory? Type Subject 3 $100 Answer Here

Too much emphasis on the unconscious; Doubted that sex and aggression were all consuming motivations Type Subject 3 $100 Question Here

Developed the idea of the inferiority complex Type Subject 3 $200 Answer Here

Alfred Adler Type Subject 3 $200 Question Here

What did Karen Horney believe? Type Subject 3 $300 Answer Here

Freud overemphasized sex; Fought against some of Freud’s sexist beliefs; Focused on how culture contributed to women’s feeling of inferiority Type Subject 3 $300 Question Here

Creator of archetypes Type Subject 3 $400 Answer Here

Carl Jung Type Subject 3 $400 Question Here

What is the collective unconscious?

Memories and behavior patterns that are inherited from past generations and shared by all humans Type Subject 3 $500 Question Here

Created the first intelligence tests for the French government Type Subject 4 $100 Answer Here

Alfred Binet Type Subject 4 $100 Question Here

Formula for the original IQ Type Subject 4 $200 Answer Here

(Mental Age/Chronological age) x 100 Type Subject 4 $200 Question Here

Adaptation of Binet’s original test; Used IQ; Still used today; Created by Terman

Standford-Binet Intelligence Scale Type Subject 4 $300 Question Here

Test that provides and overall intelligence score as well as subscores in 11 areas Type Subject 4 $400 Answer Here

Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale Type Subject 4 $400 Question Here

What is content validity? Type Subject 4 $500 Answer Here

Extent to which a test samples the behavior that is of interest Type Subject 4 $500 Question Here

What is temperament? Type Subject 5 $100 Answer Here

A person’s pattern of mood, activity, and emotional responsiveness that emerges within the first few montsh o flife

What is secure attachment?

Children are able to separate from parent, meet return of parent with positive emotions; Studied by Mary Ainsworth Type Subject 5 $200 Question Here

Parenting style where parents submit to their children’s desires; Make few demands and give little punishment; Very warm

Permissive-Indulgent Type Subject 5 $300 Question Here

Describe the initiative v Describe the initiative v. Guilt stage of Erickson’s psychosocial stages Type Subject 5 $400 Answer Here

Preschoolers need to learn to take initiative in tasks and carry out their own plans; If they don’t, they will feel guilty about their efforts to be independent and feel inferior

What psychosocial stage do people go through in middle adulthood? Type Subject 5 $500 Answer Here

Generativity v. Stagnation: Need to discover a sense of contribution to the world or they may feel that they lack purpose Type Subject 5 $500 Question Here

What is attribution? Type Subject 6 $100 Answer Here

How we explain others’ behavior Type Subject 6 $100 Question Here

Overestimating the influence of personality and underestimating the power of the situation Type Subject 6 $200 Answer Here

Fundamental attribution error

Attributing our successes to internal qualities Type Subject 6 $300 Answer Here

Self-serving bias Type Subject 6 $300 Question Here

Who proposed attribution theory? Type Subject 6 $400 Answer Here

Fritz Heider

Is the fundamental attribution error universal? Type Subject 6 $500 Answer Here

We have some evidence to indicate that it is opposite in Eastern cultures Type Subject 6 $500 Question Here