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$100 Conducted studies on Little Albert which included conditioning the subject to be afraid
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$100 Watson
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$200 Watson was the founder of _____, which focuses on the ideas of reward, punishment and modeling.
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$200 Behaviorism
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$300 His hierarchy of needs states that once needs at the lower levels (like food and shelter) are adequately met, the higher needs begin to occupy an individual’s attention.
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$300 Maslow
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$400 Psychologist who used the technique of “introspection” and is credited with transforming psychology to a philosophy to a science.
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$400 William Wundt
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$500 Created a Four-stage theory of cognitive development.
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$500 Jean Piaget
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$100 Ivan Pavlov used this method involving an unconditioned stimulus, a neutral stimulus and a response.
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$100 Classical Conditioning
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$200 Used behavioral therapies including operant conditioning, behavior modification, and token economies
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$200 B.F. Skinner
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Believed that humans have an innate ability to develop language.
$300 Believed that humans have an innate ability to develop language.
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$300 Noam Chomsky
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$400 This psychoanalytic psychologist used case studies that included dream analysis and free association to explain personality and behavior.
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$400 Sigmund Freud
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$500 One of Freud’s followers who suggested that people develop differing degrees of introversion and extraversion. Also claimed we develop a “collective unconscious” which contains memories we inherited from our human and nonhuman ancestors.
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$500 Carl Jung
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100 Theorized that people evolved through 8 stages over their life span where at each stage there is a new crisis for the person to resolve.
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$100 Erik Erikson
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200 According to Erikson, when a middle aged man feels he isn’t generating Something like his career, he is ____________.
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$200 stagnation
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300 According to Piaget, a child has this when they realize the amount of water stays the same even when the shape of the container changes.
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$300 conservation of mass
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$400 This is Erik Erikson’s psychosocial stage for teenagers.
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400 Identity vs. Role confusion
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500 Thorndike argued that responses leading to satisfying outcomes are more likely to be repeated. What is this called?
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$500 The Law of Effect
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$100 Kohlberg’s theory states there are 3 levels of moral reasoning including 1. Pre-Conventional, 2. Conventional, and 3. _________.
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Post-Conventional $100
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$200 Bandura’s observational learning ________ experiment had adults modeling violent behavior, which resulted in children acting violently as well.
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Bobo Doll $200
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$300 A French man who designed a test that would identify slow learners in need of remedial help.
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300 Alfred Binet
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400 David Weschler developed an intelligence test especially for adults referred to as the ______
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$400 WAIS (Weshler Intelligence Test for Adults)
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$500 He developed one of the first projective tests, which uses inkblots to determine aspects of personality.
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$500 Rorschach
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$100 Her Blue eyes, Brown eyes experiment demonstrated how racism affects people
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$100 Jane Elliot
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$200 Stanley Milgram’s experiment studied people’s willingness to obey _________.
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$200 Authority
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$300 Conducted studies on conformity using a situation where the confederates gave an incorrect answer and tested to see if the subject would conform.
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$300 Solomon Asch
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He studied the role of contact comfort using monkeys.
$400 He studied the role of contact comfort using monkeys.
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$400 Harry Harlow
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$500 Mary Ainsworth conducted research regarding ________ by observing how infants responded to their parents leaving the room and to being left with a stranger.
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