Who creates the theories that form Behaviorism?

Which career in psychology develops theories for other psychologists to use?

Psychology is the study of behavior and what?

True or False: When conducting research, you should use the results that agree with your hypothesis, while discarding results that do not.

"Know thyself" was the Greek philosopher Socrates' phrase that eventually becomes what?

Who is known as the "father" of modern psychology (for opening the first medical lab dedicated to the study of behavior)?

Which of these is NOT part of Freud's 3 part theory of conscioussness?

Which career in Psychology focuses on systems of education and motivation for students?

What perspective views the brain as a biological computer?

Which psychologist creates the theories behind classical conditioning?

True or False: the biological perspective considers factors such as genetics and brain chemistry as well as motivation and outside factors when explaining behavior.

Someone who feels as though one must achieve satisfaction of their base needs before moving forward is using which perspective?

Which career in psychology treats people with severe psychological disorders, and is most commonly found in hospitals and private practices?

Which psychologist creates Functionalism?

In what perspective would you find a psychologist who explains your fear of heights through past childhood trauma?

Which perspective would suggest changing your physical location to concentrate more on a task?

Which perspective would create a reward system to track progress on a goal?