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How to play: You are divided into groups or teams. The person that will select the first value and category will be chosen at random. The first group to raise their hand or beep in will have a short time to give the answer in question form. If they can not answer in the allotted time the other groups will have a chance to answer by raising their hand or beeping in. There is a daily double and the team will be able to wager money on that question. There is also final Jeopardy where all the teams will have to write down the correct answer to the question with their wager. At the end of the game, the team with the most money wins. Good Luck!

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I am the founder of the school of behaviorism B. F. Skinner

This is a contemporary psychological approach that emphasizes study of ethnicity, gender, culture, and socioeconomic status Sociocultural perspective

Along with history, anthropology, economics, political science, and sociology, psychology is one of the ____________________. Social Sciences

The standard of ____________________ established by the American Psychological Association limits the type of research that psychologists may conduct. Ethics

Clinical psychologists (can or cannot) prescribe medication to a client, but psychiatrists (can or cannot). Cannot, can

Control group Group in an experiment that does not receive treatment

In-depth investigation of an individual or small group Case study

Substance or treatment that has no effect apart from a person's belief in it Placebo

Members of the ___________ group in an experiment are the ones who receive the treatment. Experimental

_________________ and ___________psychologists offer suggestions on how to improve working conditions. Industrial and Organizational (IO)

Sleep problem in which people suddenly fall asleep no matter what time it is Narcolepsy

False idea that seems real Delusion

Your ______________ are your biological clock Circadian rhythms

During a typical eight hours of sleep, most people go through ____________________ sleep cycles. 5

beta, alpha, theta, delta There are four different kinds of brain-wave patterns, what are they? How Much would you Like to Wager?

Form of classical conditioning in which a food comes to be avoided Taste aversion

Act of responding differently to stimuli that are not similar Discrimination

Stimulus that encourages a behavior by meeting an organism's basic biological needs Primary reinforcer Primary reinforcer

A(n) ____________________ reinforcer increases the frequency of the behavior it follows when it is removed. Negative

Something that produces a response is called a __________________. Stimulus

Social psychologists are interested in (internal or external) influences External

A placebo is often as effective as taking a medication because… a person's expectations affect the results of a treatment.

Why do we use double-blind studies? Because researchers may have expectations that affect their observations

Many of our basic biological functions, such as breathing, exist at the __________ level. Nonconscious

Sleep and meditation are examples of Altered states of consciousness

Why is sleep necessary? It helps people recover from stress, builds up a person's resistance to infection (restores their immune system) and because it maintains the brain's proper functioning.

Sleep researchers define our sleep stages in terms of Brain wave patterns

Marijuana is an example of a Hallucinogen

What does DSM stand for? Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders

People who watch a lot of violence on television are more likely to be violent in part because of Observational learning

A slot machine provides reinforcement to players based on what type of schedule? Please write down your wager Now Please write down your Answer Now

variable-ratio schedule