Close
What is the definition of Addiction? Examples?
What is Amphetamine?
What is an Anxiety Disorder? What are the three main disorders?
What are Barbiturates? What are some examples of it?
What is Correlation as a scientific method?
What are Delusions?
What is a Dependent Variable? What is an example?
What are Depressants?
What is a description as a scientific method?
What is dissociative disorder?
What's DSM 5? What does it consist of?
What are the four big ideas of Psychology?
What are hallucinations? What disorders are connected to this?
What is a hallucinogen? What drugs are connected to this?
What is hindsight bias?
What is an independent variable in an experiment?
What is Intuition?
What are mood disorder? Examples?
What is NSSI?
What is OCD?
What is a personality disorder?
What is Population V. Sample?
What is Psychoactive drug? Three major categories?
What is a psychological disorder?
What is PTSD? What are causes?
What is Schizophrenia? & Types?
What is scientific attitude? Three key elements?
What is a stimulant? Examples?
Who is Wilhelm Wundt?
What is Withdrawal? What is it connected to?
Who is WM James?
Who was the greek philosopher that initially created the questions regarding the mind (memory, emotions, personality, etc.)?
What's cognitive psychology?
What is psychology?
What's Cognitive neuroscience?
The ______ perspective in psychology focuses on how behavior and thought differ from situation to situation and from culture to culture.
The _____ perspective emphasizes how we learn observable responses.
What's the psychodynamic perspective?
What's nature-nurture issue?
What are experiments as a scientific method?
What is epigenetics?
