AP Psych UNITS 1 - 3 Test

Conducted by Solomon Asch, the experiment aimed to see how people conform to group decisions even if they know it is incorrect.

• Bobo Doll Experiment

• Conformity Experiment

• Stanford Prison

• Stanley Milgram Experiment

Conducted by Martin Seligman, the experiment used dogs and classical conditioning to test how creatures would react to negative stimuli.

• Bobo Doll Experiment

• Conformity Experiment

• Stanford Prison

• Learned Helplessness

Conducted by Philip Zimbardo, the experiment tested 24 male college students to test how individuals conform to societal roles and expectations.

• Bobo Doll Experiment

• Conformity Experiment

• Stanford Prison

• Learned Helplessness

Conducted by Albert Bandura, the experiment wanted to test Social Learning Theory and see how people acquire new behaviors through observation, specifically aggression.

• Bobo Doll Experiment

• Conformity Experiment

• Stanford Prison

• Halo Effect Experiment

An experiment in which both women and men were asked to evaluate a teacher with a thick accent. Revealed that people possess cognitive bias.

• Bobo Doll Experiment

• Conformity Experiment

• Stanford Prison

• Halo Effect Experiment

The experiment aimed to test obedience to authority in an environment where electric shocks were given as punishment; the study was full of deception.

• Bobo Doll Experiment

• Conformity Experiment

• Stanford Prison

• Stanley Milgram Experiment

Psychology is the study of:

• the mind and behavior

• the observable actions of a person or animal

• the spirit

• relations of cause and effect

Behavior refers to:

• the mind and behavior

• the observable actions of a person or animal

• the spirit

• relations of cause and effect

Variables are:

• the mind and behavior

• the observable actions of a person or animal

• the spirit

• relations of cause and effect

A case study is:

• an investigation seeking to understand the relations of cause and effect

• intensive studies of single individuals

• used to gather information for correlational studies

• a seemingly therapeutic object or procedure