Introduction to Psychology

What is psychology the study of?

What is an example of overt behaviour?

Replication involves repeating the study with:

Which of the following are not pseudosciences?

The [blank_start]Barnum[blank_end] effect is the willingness to accept the descriptions of ourselves from pseudosciences. They are g[blank_start]eneral[blank_end], p[blank_start]ositive[blank_end] and v[blank_start]ague[blank_end]

The structuralism perspective is about the bodily structures and processes underlying the thoughts, feelings and behaviour

Which perspective is about the importance of the whole existence of a person rather than individual parts?

The biopsychosocial approach is the viewpoint that human behaviour and mental processes originate, develop and function due to the complex interaction of biological, psychological and chemical factors.

[blank_start]Clinical neuropsychology[blank_end] is the assessment and treatment of changes in behaviour and mental abilities that may arise from brain damage or irregularities in the brain

[blank_start]Developmental[blank_end] psychologists study development of behaviour and mental processes across the lifespan.

Psychologists can use psychotherapy and provide medication.

To be a psychologist, you must be registered as a psychologist by the Psychology Board of Australia

At least how many years of study in medicine, surgery and psychiatry do psychiatrists need?

Does it take longer to be a psychologist or a psychiatrist?