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The application of lab techniques to investigate behavior.

Experimental Psychology

Physiological Psychology

Industrial Psychology

Behavioral Psychology

Who is the father of Experimental Psychology?

William James

Wilhelm Wundt

Ernst Weber

Albert Basura

What year was the first experimental psychology lab founded?

1874

1875

1879

1871

Who created the first experimental psychology textbook called Principles of Physiological Psychology?

William James

Hermann Von Helmholtz

Hermann Ebbinghaus

Wilhelm Wundt

Why did William James open a psychology lab in the United States?

For performing original experimental research

For creating new studies

For class demonstrations

For studying behavior

What is the actual first school of thought, focused on will, choice, and purpose?

Voluntarism

Judaism

Stoicism

Alcoholism

Studying behavior as it occured

Meditation experience

Intermediate experience

Immediate experience

Mediate experience

This is what we choose to attend to; controlled by our will

Deception

Perception

Apperception

Erection

Physical stimulus + anatomical make up + past experience of an individual

Perception

Conception

Deception

Apperception

Mind and Body Problem

Physiology

Psychology

Philosophy

Biology

This method uses records, files, and diaries

Naturalistic Observation

Archival

Correlational Study

Case Study

This is the systematic observation as it occurs

Naturalistic Observation

Survey

Clinical Descriptive Method

Correlational Study

This method is in depth but can also be biased

Case Study

Ex post facto method

Survey

Naturalistic Observation

What is not a threat to internal validity

Mortality

Selection Bias

Experimenter Bias

Stable Instrumentation

This is a threat to internal validity in which an unrelated event influences the outcome.

Maturation

Testing

Statistical Regression

History

This is a threat to internal validity where the participant may drop out over the course of a study.

Mortality

Testing

Unstable Instrumentation

Interaction of Selection and Maturation

This is a threat to internal validity where the outcome of the study may vary as a natural result of time

Selection Bias

Maturation

History

Testing

A statistical tendency for people who score extremely low or high on a test to score closer to the middle next time.

Interaction of selection and maturation

Statistical Regression

Statistical Progression

Testing

Different measures are used in pre-test and post test phases

Unstable Instrumentation

Experimenter Bias

External Validity

Internal Validity

This is the degree to which the IV caused an effect on the DV

Internal Validity

External Validity

Interpersonal Validity

Intrapersonal Validity

This is a controlled procedure where atleast two different treatment conditions are applied to the subjects.

Treatment Group

Control Group

Psychology Experiment

Objectivity

Receives treatment whose effect the researcher is interested in

Treatment Group

Control Group

Dependent Variable

Independent Variable

Receives no treatment or a standard treatment whose effect is also known as a placebo

Dependent Variable

Control Group

Independent Variable

Treatment Group

This is critical in experimentation to produce valid conclusions.

Control

Objectivity

Experiment

Hypothesis

Objectivity should be free of bias or at least ___% of the time

99.9

99.8

99.5

99.9

Its to manipulate an independent variable

Gaslighting

Statement

Falsifiability

Manipulation

This is the thesis or main idea of an experiment

Title

Hypothesis

Introduction

Experiment

This always predicts no effect or no relationship between variables

Null Hypothesis

Alternate Hypothesis

Independent Variable

Dependent Variable

This always predicts an effect or a relationship between variables

Alternate Hypothesis

Null Hypothesis

Dependent Variable

Independent Variable

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