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Psychology
A broad scientific study of behavior and mental processes or thought.

What's the difference between a Pshychiatrist and a Clinical psychologists?

A Psychiatrist is a medical specialty that CAN write prescriptions


A Clinical Psychologist are trained in diagnosis and treatment but can NOT prescribe medicine.

Difference between Clinical and Counseling Psychologist?

Clinical Psychologist focus more on psychosis rather than


Counseling Psychologist focus more on healthy people who have few mental problems

What or the different areas or subs of psychology?
Health, Education, Industrial Organization, Personality, Cognitive, Clinical, social, Developmental.
Who and What is recognized as the beginning of scientific pscychology?

William Wundt and when he opened up the first psychology lab.



What are the four goals for studying psychology?
Describe, Predict, Explain, Control or influence
Who was Sigmund Feud and what is psychoanalysis?
a Neurologists, psychoanalysis investigates the unconscious and conscious in the mind.
What do behaviorists believe?
that all behaviors are acquired through conditioning.
What is interactive dualism?
That the mind and the body are separate and interact to make a peron
What is a hypothesis?
A supposition or proposed explanation
The difference between Structuralism and Functionalism
Structuralism focus on the brain and what's obvious and Functionalism considers mental life , behavior, and the enviornment
What are the dependent and independent variables?
Independent variable is the one we purposely change. Dependent variable is the one we watch and observe to be changed.

What are confounding variables?
Factors that's not being studied and if not controlled could affect the outcome.
Why do scientist randomly assign subjects in a group to an experiment?
so that every group has equal chance.
whos Dr. Kenneth B Ckark
First black president of the APA and his research on the negative effects of discrimination helped end segregation.
Where do ideas fro research come from?
observation
What is the difference between a single blind and a double blind experiment?

Single blind the test subjects don't know whether their the dependent or independent variable


Double blind is when the the doctor doesn't know either

What is a placebo and why is it used?
a placebo is a fake substance given to trick ppl so they can get rid of the lies
What is brain imaging and how is it used in psychological research?