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Jeopardy Brain Early Years types Perspectives Stats Research Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy
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$100 This brain structure handles all incoming sensory information except olfactory signals
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$100 Thalamus
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$200 These three structures make up the limbic system
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$200 Hippocampus Amygdala Hypothalamus
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$300 Neurotransmitter is to nervous system, as hormone is to system
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$300 Endocrine System
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$400 When the release of _______ is blocked, the result may be muscular paralysis and Alzheimers disease.
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$400 Acetylcholine (Ach)
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$500 The __________ hemisphere of the brain is usually involved With decoding visual information
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$500 Right
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$100 Who would have been most likely to ignore mental processes and to define psychology as the scientific study of observable behavior?
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$100 Watson
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$200 Established the first psychological Laboratory.
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$200 William Wundt
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$300 Titcheners technique for talking about your own thoughts and mental experiences.
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$300 introspection
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$400 A functionalist who authored the first psychology textbook.
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$400 William James
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$500 He discovered structuralism.
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$500 Edward B. Titchener
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100 Billy is severely depressed and wants anti- depressant medication. He might see this type of therapist.
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$100 Psychiatrist
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200 In studying anger, the psychologist who views an anger outburst as an outlet for unconscious hostility is coming from the _____________perspective.
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$200 psychodynamic
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300 This type of psychologist assess and treat mental, emotional, and behavior disorders.
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$300 Clinical Psychologist
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$400 This psychologist might work for Human Resources trying to improve productivity and morale in the company.
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400 Industrial/Organizational psychologist
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500 This type of psychologist studies the thought processes of people.
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$500 cognitive
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$100 All our thoughts and behaviors are the result of unconscious thoughts.
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$100 Psychodynamic Sigmund Freud
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$200 Who cares about the unconscious mind? Our behaviors are the result of our environment, rewards and punishments.
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$200 Behaviorists (behaviorism) like John Watson and Skinner
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$300 We have free will. We need to find ourselves and maximize our potential.
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300 Humanistic
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400 We are angry because our amygdalas produce too much adrenaline. We are in love because of an excess of oxytocin.
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$400 neuroscience perspective
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$500 How behavior and thinking vary across situations and cultures
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$500 Social-cultural
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$100 The standard deviation is a measure of how much the scores within a groups vary in relation to the
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$100 Mean
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$200 Psychologists generally agree that the best research method for determining cause and effect is the _____________ method.
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$200 Experimental Method
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$300 There is a good chance that we will find a ___________________ correlation between time spent studying and grades in school.
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$300 Positive
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$400 Random sampling is to ________ as Random assignment is to ________.
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$400 Surveys; Experiments
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$500 If results of research are not likely to have occurred by chance, we say the results are:
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$500 Statistically Significant
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Final Jeopardy A statement of the procedures used to define research variables. Allows for replication.
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Final Jeopardy Answer Operational Definition
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