WorksheetsPsychology
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 15mins
Define basic research
Used to solve problems
To increase the knowledge based on a subject
To study behavior and mental processes
Used to find info
Applied research is used to
(a)
What are some examples of mental processes?
thoughts
feelings
laughing
eating
What are some examples of behavior processes?
thoughts
feelings
laughing
eating
Define psychology
(a)
Who dealt with psychoanalysis
William James
Sigmund Freud
B F Skinner
Carl Rogers
Who used introspection and founded the 1st laboratory?
John Watson
Ivan Pavlov
Jean Piaget
Wilhelm Wundt
What approach did E B Titchener study?
Functionalism
Humanistic
Structuralism
Cognitive
Who studied functionalism and created the 1st book?
Abraham Maslow
Jean Piaget
William James
Sigmund Freud
What did Ivan Pavlov study?
Observable behaviors
Mental behaviors
psychoanalysis
socio-cultural
Who studied behaviorism?
John Watson
B F Skinner
Carl Rogers
E B Titchener
Who studied humanistic perspective?
Ivan Pavlov
Abraham Maslow
William James
Carl Rogers
What did Jean Piaget study?
Cognitive
Behaviorism
Gestalt
Biological
What did Kenneth and Mamie Phipps Clark do?
Used their evidence for research
Used their evidence in brown vs board of education
Used evidence for the biological approach
Nothing
What is structuralism?
How the conscious experience is built
How the brain works
Observable behavior
Free will and growth
What is functionalism?
(a)
Define Gestalt perspective
Reinforcement and observable behavior
How we act in different situations
Integrate segments of information of someone into a whole to define themselves
Brain chemistry
What is psychoanalysis?
Focusing on the unconscious mind and more specifically memories from childhood
Conscious behavior and what we do to be accepted by others
How we process and store information
Physical structure and brain chemistry
What is the behavior perspective?
Only observable, not mental
Only mental, not observable
Unconscious behavior
What we do with our info
What is the evolutionary perspective?
Functions of the brain
How we act and think in different contexts
Observable behavior
Deals with our ancestors and natural selection
What is humanistic behavior?
How we process information
One’s free will, growth, love and acceptance
Genes and hormones
The influence of others
What is socio-cultural perspective?
Unconscious behavior
The reinforcement and punishment from others
What we do with different information
How we act in different contexts and around others
What is biological behavior
Brain chemistry and what we inherit from our parents
Structure of the consciousness
Observable behavior
Unconscious and memories
What is cognitive perspective?
How we act in different situations
Remembrance and what we do with our info
Observable and mental behavior
Unconscious behavior
