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I can review for Unit 1 FRQ and multiple choice.

John Watson: A Behaviorist that studied observable behavior.

Willilam Wundt: Created the first Laboratory, promoted Strucuralism.

William James:  Promoted Functionalism and how behavior and thinking functioned.

Carl Rodgers: Founder of the humanistic approach.

B.F. Skinner: A leading behaviorist that studied how consequences shape behavior.

Edward Titchener: used introspection to learn about the mind's structure.

An Industrial/Organizational Psychologist studies problems in the workplace.

Correlational shows relationship but not cause and effect.

Experiment shows cause and effect.

Maslow and Rogers are examples of humanists.

3 Behaviorists are Pavlov, Skinner, and Watson.

Random assignment is when you split off your random sample into control and experimental group.

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I can understand correlational research.

Correlation determines relationship but not cause.

Positive, Negative, and No relationship are the three types of correlation.

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I can understand the reason we follow ethical codes.
-We follow ethical codes to make sure people and animals are not harmed to an extent physically, mentally, and emotionally.

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I can know how to follow ethical guidelines.
Ethical Guidelines:

-A subject's participation should be voluntary and based on consent.

-Subjects shouldn't be exposed to dangerous procedures.

-If an investigation requires some deception of subjects, the researcher is required to explain how it works.

-Subject's rights to privacy should never be violated

-Harmful or painful procedures imposed on animals must be thoroughly justified, the animals are also entitled to decent living conditions.

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I can understand statistics in psychology.

Z-score: The Z value shows how many standard deviations there are from the raw mean.

Standard Deviation is the measure of how much the scores varied from the mean.

Mean, Median, and Mode are used as central tendency measures.

Skewed distribution is when scores lack symmetry around the average value.

Statistical Significance is a measurement of how likely an obtained result occured by chance.

Anova is an analysis of variance using statistical models.

P-value is the probability of obtaining the observed or extreme results when the null hypothesis of a study question is true.

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I can understand how to create our experiment and identify variables.

Longitudinal: A study that takes place over a long period of time. Attrition occurs when participants don't come back for conclusive results.

Population is where subjects are being selected from.

Confounding variable is when there is another variable other than the independent that may create different results.

Experimental Group is the group thats being experimented on and the Control Group is the other group that is used for comparison.

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The sunset is one of the best sights that a person can see. It occurs right before dusk when the sun starts to set. It always looks the best on a beach or any open area. The sunset itself creates a vibrant array of colors ranging from red to yellow all across the sky. Its a beautiful sight that anyone can easily enjoy.

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I can identify types of research and how to write our AP essay.

Types of Research:

Case Studies, Surveys, Naturalistic Observation, Correlational Research, Experiment.

AP Essays:

-Answer the question

-Be specific

-Do not imply

-Define each term in the question

-Paragraphs are required

-A definition is not an example and visa versa

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I can understand the perspectives and types of research in psychology.

Behavioral Psychology: The scientific study of observable behavior.

Biological Psychology: The study of the links between biological and psychological processes.

Cognitive Psychology: The scientific study of all the mental activities associated with thinking, remembering, and communicating.

Evolutionary Psychology: The study of the evolution of behavior using principles of natural selection.

Psychodynamic Psychology: the study of how unconscious drives and conflicts influences behavior.

Social-Cultural Psychology: the study of how situations and cultures affect our behavior and thinking.