Which one must attend medical school?

a. psychologist

b. psychiatrist

Which one would you go to for family counseling?

a. psychologist

b. psychiatrist 

Which of these is NOT in the definiton of psychology?

a. study of behavior

b. study of mental processes

c. study of biological patterns 

This type of research is geared towards learning about something for education's sake

a. applied

b. basic

c. educational 

This type of research is geared towards researching something to help solve a problem

a. applied

b. basic

c. problematic 

Which career field treats more severe mental/behavior disorders?

a. counseling psychology

b. behavioral psychology

c. clinical psychology 

Which psychology field focuses on studies attitude, leadership, conformity, and explores how behavior is influenced by others

a. neuropsychology

b. developmental psychology

c. social-cultural psychology 

This field studies how the brain influences your behavior

a. neuropsychology

b. social-cultural 

c. developmental 

studies moral, social, emotional, and cognitive development from the womb to death

a. social-cultural

b. neuro

c. developmental 

works with athletes to improve performance mentally and physically 

a. sports

b.educational

c. forensic 

apply psychology to law and legal issues

a. forensic

b. sports

c. educational 

studies how humans and machines interact within the home and workplace

a. educational

b. human factors

c. consumer 

study the psychology behind why some products are purchased over other products

a. human factors

b. industrial 

c. consumer 

works with family and works to improve the lives of others

a. rehab

b. health

c. social worker 

helps find ways to promote good health and prevent disease

a. rehab

b. health

c. social worker 

works with those who have been seriously injured or ill and have lost physical and cognitive skills

a. rehab

b. health

c. social worker 

founder of structuralism 

a. Wilhelm Wundt

b. E.B. Titchener

c. Sigmund Freud 

the father of psychology; opened first psychology lab

a. William James

b. Wilhelm Wundt

c. B.F. Skinner

Introduced world to psychoanalysis; emphasis on unconscious and childhood

a. Sigmund Freud

b. Jean Piaget

c. John B. Watson 

structure of conscious could be understood by looking at basic elements of thoughts and sensations (big to small)

a. structuralism

b. Gestalt

c. functionalism 

Psychology that emphasized our tendency to integrate pieces of information into meaningful wholes (small to big)

a. structuralism

b. Gestalt

c. functionalism 

look at wat consciousness functions and helps adapt to changing environment

a. structuralism

b. Gestalt

c. functionalism 

First American psychologist

a. Wilhelm Wundt

b. William James

c. John B. Watson

founder of behaviorism; conducted famous Little Albert experiment

a. William James

b. John B. Watson

c. B.F. Skinner

Pioneered the study of how children develop

a. Jean Piaget

b. B.F. Skinner

c. John B. Watson 

personality and therapeutic technique that attributes our thoughts and actions to unconscious motives and drives...

a. structuralism

b. psychoanalysis

c. functionalism 

Behaviorist who thought people's behavior depended on rewards/punishments

a. Ivan Pavlov

b. B.F. Skinner

c. John B. Watson 

School of thought that interprets and thinks about the situation

a. socio-cultural

b. cognitive

c. humanistic 

School of thought that looks at our physical structures (chemicals, hormones, neurons, etc). that cause our behavior, thought, emotion

a. biological

b. behavioral 

c. humanistic 

focus: how healthy people strive to reach full potential; free-will

a. humanistic

b. cognitive

c. psychodynamic 

Russian physiologist; experienced with animals; taught dog to drool to bell

a. Watson

b. Pavlov

c. Freud 

_________ & _________ are 2 important humanistic psychologists.

a. Freud/ Watson

b. Maslow / Pavlov

c. Rogers / Maslow

school of thought that our behavior changes based on our surroundings and setting

a. humanistic

b. biological

c. social-cultural 

School of thought that our behavior is based on rewards and punishments

a. cognitive

b. behavorism

c. psychodynamic 

School of thought that says our behavior is based on unconscious desires and childhood conflicts.

a. psychodynamic

b. cognitive

c. humanistic