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An independent variable is...
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a variable that doesn't need anyone
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a variable that can't be changed by anyone
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a variable that can only be changed by the experimenter
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what happens when your friends ditch you
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A dependent variable is...
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when you need something
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a variable that can't stand alone
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a variable that can be changed by anyone at anytime
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a variable that is changed by the independent variable
Pregunta 3
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A correlation is ...
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when two variables are related
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always important
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tells us when something causes another thing to happen
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can only be found using an experiment
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Causation is when two variables ...
Pregunta 5
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What are the main lobes of the brain?
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Broca's lobe
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Neuron lobe
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Frontal lobe
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Occipital lobe
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Synaptic lobe
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Temporal lobe
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Parietal lobe
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Hypothalamus lobe
Pregunta 6
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What is a neuron?
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What is a synapse?
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The sound made when neurons fire.
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The space between neurons where the signal is transmitted either chemically or electronically.
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A part of the brain focused on hearing.
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What psychologists give out as rewards.
Pregunta 8
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What are the parts of a neuron?
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Dendrite
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Fingers
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Iris
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Axon
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Cell body
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Synapse
Pregunta 9
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The amygdala serves which function?
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Higher reasoning
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The amygdala allows us to converse with people, both by hearing them and speaking to them
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The amygdala allows us to store memories and learn using positive and negative reinforcers
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The amygdala is how we are able to move
Pregunta 10
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What type of intelligence focuses mostly on movement?
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Auditory
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Verbal
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Kinesthetic
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Mobile
Pregunta 11
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Which intelligence would be most likely to excel at drawings and paintings?
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Kinesthetic
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Auditory
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Verbal
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Visual
Pregunta 12
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Sigmund Freud developed which important psychological technique to learn more about the mind?
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Operant conditioning
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Pavlovian response
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Freudian slips
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Psychoanalysis
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Pavlov experimented with conditioning how?
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Which answers below are examples of intrinsic motivation?
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Giving yourself a piece of chocolate every time you run
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Playing soccer because you love it
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Reading for fun
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Painting something to sell it
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Writing an essay for a good grade
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Hanging out with friends
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Hanging out with a friend so you can go to their awesome birthday party
Pregunta 15
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Which of the answers below are examples of extrinsic motivation?
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Going to work for a paycheck
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Going to work because you love your job
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Going to school to get a good grade
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Going to school because you love learning
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Playing a sport to get a scholarship
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Playing a sport for fun
Pregunta 16
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Which of the answers below describe learning disabilities?
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Everybody learns differently and learning disabilities are just an example of this
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If you learn differently than someone else you have a learning disability
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People who have learning disabilities are not as intelligent as others
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Learning disabilities effect how people learn, not how intelligent someone is
Pregunta 17
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Piaget developed what?
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Stages of development
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Classical conditioning
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Operant conditioning
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Psychoanalysis
Pregunta 18
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What are ethics?
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Something we have dilemma's about
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How we tell the difference between right and wrong
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The difference between psychology and history
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It's similar to race
Pregunta 19
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What are ethics?
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How we determine what's right and what's wrong
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Similar to race
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Something we have dilemma's about
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The difference between psychology and history
Pregunta 20
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What is a lurking variable?
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A variable hiding in the mud
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A variable that effects a correlation or causation but is not accounted for
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Creepy variable
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A variable that has no impact on a correlation
Pregunta 21
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A fake medicine that has no medical properties but has a psychological impact
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The best medicine
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The coolest looking fairy tale creatures
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Medical enhancement of the mind
Pregunta 22
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Cohort selection can impact experiments and surveys by
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Changing answers to fit the questions
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Picking only certain people to participate which will skew the results
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Getting the smartest group possible
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Changing the length of the experiment or survey
Pregunta 23
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Which of the people/groups have bias?
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Democratic party
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Republican party
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Mr. Silva
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Ms. Gipe
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Ms. Krenz
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Ms. Kluger
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President Obama
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Albert Einstein
Pregunta 24
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In psychology, "framing" is
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the skeleton of a room
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helping someone to learn something
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asking a question in a way to get the answer you want
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creating scaffolds to assist student learning
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Psychology ethics allow lying to people participating in a study
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Maslow's hierarchy of needs begins with which level
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Physiological needs
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Psychological needs
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Safety needs
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Love needs
Pregunta 28
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Label level 2 for Maslow's hierarchy of needs
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Self-Actualization
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Safety
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Esteem
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Physiological
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Love/Belonging
Pregunta 29
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If you're properly meditating you
Pregunta 30
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Which of the statements below is true?
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Workers who are more productive are happier
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Workers who are less productive are happier
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Workers who are happy are more productive
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Workers who are happy are less productive
Pregunta 31
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Religion can fit into which of the below hierarchies as according to Maslow?
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Love/Belonging
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Physiological
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Self-Actualization
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Esteem
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Safety