Psychology?

Scientific approach of psychology?

4 questions to ask when thinking critically?

4 goals of Psychology?

Basic Research vs Applied Research

Levels of analysis of human behavior?
(A simple framework)

Mind-body dualism

Monism

Psychological perspectives

Behaviorism

Humanistic

Neuroscience

Cognitive
(The thinking human)

Sociocultural perspective

Name the different schools of psychology

Structuralism

Functionalism

Behaviorism

Cognitive behaviorism

Gestalt psychology

Psychoanalysis

Evolutionary psychology

Individualism

Confirmation bias

Critical thinking

Free association

Socialization

The Scientific Approach

What are some techniques they use in the scientific approach?

Scientist need to be?

Steps in the scientific process

What are the two approaches to understanding behaviour?

Theory

Hypothesis

The five research methods

Observational method (Naturalistic observation)

Survey method

Case study method

Experimental method:

Correlational method

Two problems of correlational research?

Canadian code of ethics for psychologists

Correlation coefficient

Positive coefficient

Negative coefficient

Experimental group

Control group

Confounding of variables

Experimenter expectancy effect

Social desirability bias

Self report measures

Representative sample

Psychological tests

Self-enhancing bias