Behaviorist; "Little Albert Study"

Operant conditioning

Hierarchy of needs; Humanism

Monkeys studies; Attachment theory

Creator of IQ test

Psychoanalytic theory; dream analysis; free association; psychosexual stages of development

Inferiority Complex

Obedience study; ethics

Stages of cognitive development

learning; environmental; nature

physiology; genetics; nature

mental processes; computing and thinking

unconscious conflicts

Which therapy? Free association, dream analysis

Which therapy? Application of learning principles

Which therapy? thoughts and behaviors

Experiments: What is manipulated by the experimenter

Experiment: assumed to be affected by the IV; measured

Other variables that might influence the results

Exposed to manipulation of independent variable

an unaffected comparison group during an experiment

a subject's behavior changes due to believed expectations to experiment

inactive substance unknowingly given in place of a drug

Who's Theory of Development? sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete, formal

Who's Theory of Development? preconventional, conventional, postconventional

Who's Theory of Development? infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood

Name the theory: just noticeable difference

Name the theory: color determined by he relative activity in

red, blue, or green sensitive cones

Name the theory: relates perceived pitch to region

Name the theory: related pitch to the frequency

of sound waves and frequency of neuron firing

Name the theory: We sleep in order to

replenish

Name the theory: reward and

punishment encourages and discourages responding;

Name the theory: enhanced memory for items

presented earlier

Name the theory: enhanced memory for items

presented last

Name the theory: forgetting caused by learning similar

materials

Name the theory: emotion is caused by bodily

changes

Name the theory: emotional

expression caused by simultaneous changing bodily

event thoughts and feelings

This lobe is responsible for visual perception and some short term memory.

This lobe is responsible for smell and sound.

This part of the brain is responsible for coordinating and regulating muscle movement. It resides in the back of the brain.

What is the broad band of nerves that separates the two hemispheres of the brain?

This lobe has to do with your personality and behavior.

This lobe is responsible for your ability to sense touch, spatial reasoning, and language and memory.

This structure in your brain helps with hormones that control growth, metabolism, digestion, sexual maturity, and how we deal with stress.

A patient is complaining of having a hard time seeing certain objects in space and recalling some words. What lobe could be damaged?

Your little brother grows 6 inches over the summer and is eating everything in sight. What could be causing this?

A patient is hit in the back of the head and possibly damaged his occipital lobe. What symptoms should he be on the lookout for?

This part of the brain consists of a left and right hemisphere and is responsible for coordinating all activity in the brain.