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1Who is associated with Behaviorism
- AWatson
- BPavolv
- CWolpe
- DSkinner
- EHall
- FPavlov
- GFrued
- HPerry
2[blank_start]Hall[blank_end] is the founder of psychology
- AHall
3The [blank_start]mind[blank_end] is a blank slate and the child [blank_start]learns[blank_end] to behave in a certain manner
- Alearns
- Bmind
4[blank_start]Hall[blank_end] popularized child and guidance
- AHall
5Behaviorism relied on [blank_start]empiricism[blank_end]
- Aempiricism
6Erikson is a [blank_start]ego psychologist[blank_end]
- Aego psychologist
7[blank_start]Hall[blank_end] is the first president of American Psychological Association
- AHall
8Piaget developed cognitive of children
- ATrue
- BFalse
9Piaget developed [blank_start]schema[blank_end] which is the patterns of thoughts and behavior
- Aschema
10Piaget developed [blank_start]adaptation[blank_end] which occurs qualitatively when the individual fits information into existing ideas ([blank_start]assimilation[blank_end]) and modifies to incorporate information ([blank_start]accommodation[blank_end])
- Aadaptation
- Bassimilation
- Caccommodation
11Keagans constructive development model emphasized the impact of i[blank_start]nterpersonal interaction[blank_end] and our [blank_start]perception of reality[blank_end]
- Anterpersonal interaction
- Bperception of reality
12Lawrence Kohlberg's three levels of moral development are [blank_start]preconventional[blank_end], [blank_start]conventional[blank_end], and [blank_start]postconventional[blank_end]
- Apreconventional
- Bconventional
- Cpostconventional
13Carol Gilligan developed the [blank_start]theory of moral development for women[blank_end]
- Atheory of moral development for women
14Levinson developed the f[blank_start]our major eras/transitions theory[blank_end]
- Aour major eras/transitions theory
15Levinson's four major eras are: [blank_start]childhood[blank_end], [blank_start]early adulthood[blank_end], [blank_start]middle adulthood[blank_end], [blank_start]later adulthood[blank_end]
- Achildhood
- Bearly adulthood
- Cmiddle adulthood
- Dlater adulthood
16Vygotsky says that [blank_start]cognitive development[blank_end] is not the result of innate factors but is produced by activities that take place in one's [blank_start]culture[blank_end]
- Acognitive development
- Bculture
17Vygotsky developed [blank_start]Zone of proximal development[blank_end] which refers to the difference in the child’s ability to [blank_start]solve problem on his own and with help[blank_end]
- AZone of proximal development
- Bsolve problem on his own and with help
18Frued developed [blank_start]libido[blank_end] which is the drive to live and the sexual instinct that is present even at birth which is paired with [blank_start]latency[blank_end]
- Alibido
- Blatency
19Maslow developed the [blank_start]hierarchy of needs[blank_end]
- Ahierarchy of needs
20Perry studied the intellectual and ethical development in [blank_start]college students and teens[blank_end]
- Acollege students and teens
21[blank_start]Family therapy[blank_end] appears to be the best treatment of choice for those with eating disorders
- AFamily therapy
22Culture is
- Ahabits
- Bcustoms
- Cart
- Dreligion
- Escience
- Fpolitical
- Gtraditions
- Hcolor
- Irace
23Learning the behaviors and expectations of a culture
- AAcculturation
- Buniversal culture
- CNational culture
24that we all are genetically and biologically similar
- Auniversal
- Bregional
- Cnational
- Decological
25can determine our language, law, political views
- Anational
- Bregional
- Cecological
26[blank_start]Democratic approach[blank_end] is typically the best approach for group counseling
- ADemocratic approach
27[blank_start]Parsons[blank_end] developed the trait-factory theory
- AParsons
28Parsons is the father of [blank_start]guidance[blank_end]
- Aguidance
29[blank_start]Roe[blank_end] created the psychodynamic needs approach
- ARoe
30[blank_start]Super[blank_end] created the self-concept theory and life rainbow
- ASuper
31when a curve leans we say it's [blank_start]skewed[blank_end]
- Askewed
32Neg skewed curve is [blank_start]left[blank_end]
- Aleft
33Pos skewed curve is [blank_start]right[blank_end]
- Aright
34[blank_start]Validity[blank_end] - does it measure what we say it measures
- AValidity
35[blank_start]reliability[blank_end] is it consistent
- Areliability
36valid test is always [blank_start]reliable[blank_end]
- Areliable
37when the researcher can not control the IV, then it is [blank_start]quasi[blank_end]
- Aquasi
38[blank_start]internal validity[blank_end] - high when an experiment as few flaws
- Ainternal validity
39[blank_start]external validity[blank_end] is high when results in a study can be generalized
- Aexternal validity
40[blank_start]ANOVA[blank_end] is used when you have two or more means to compare
- AANOVA
41[blank_start]MANOVA[blank_end] is used when investigating more than one DV
- AMANOVA
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