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September 12th : I can review for unit 1 FRQ and multiple choice 

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September 12th : I can review for unit 1 FRQ and multiple choice 

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- I need to review the perspectives and have a better understanding and comprehension of them
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September 9th : I can understand correlational research  

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September 9th : I can understand correlational research  

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Correlation relationship :
- positive = ^^
- negative = ^ v
- zero = ^ >
References :
Positive : The more you practice (an instrument) the better you will be at playing
Negative : The more time you spend watching t.v. the less time you have to do homework
Positive : the faster you drive the higher risk of danger you have

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September 8th : I can understand the reason we follow ethical codes

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September 8th : I can understand the reason we follow ethical codes

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It is important to follow ethical guidelines because the subjects will get hurt. From the Stanford Prison Experiment the subjects that were playing the role of the prisoner were suffering from the confinement.

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September 7th : I can know how to follow ethical guide lines

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September 7th : I can know how to follow ethical guide lines

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Ethical Guidelines
-subjects participation in research should be voluntary and based on informed consent
-subjects should not be exposed to harmful or dangerous research procedures
-if an investigation requires some deception of subjects, the researcher is required to explain and correct an misunderstanding as soon as possible
-subjects rights to privacy should never be violated (confidentiality)
-harmful or painful procedures imposed upon animals must be thoroughly justified in terms of the knowledge to be gained fro the study; laboratory animals are entitled to decent living conditions

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September 6th, 2016 : I understand statistics in Psychology 

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September 6th, 2016 : I understand statistics in Psychology 

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- Standard deviation
- P value (standard error of mean/average) = ex - .05 = 5%
- statistical significance cut off (ANOVA)

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September 1st, 2016 : I can understand how to create an experiment and identify variables. 

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September 1st, 2016 : I can understand how to create an experiment and identify variables. 

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Longitudinal Study : A study over a long period of time
- Hardest part about this study : the amount of people that don't come back after the period of time
Attrition : Drop out rate

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The sunset is a symbol for many things such as rebirth and serentiy. Many people view the sunset as a new beginning for life or as a sign of hope for when they are in time of trouble. The sun sets as we all know on the west and rises on the east.

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August 31st, 2016 : I can identify types of research and how to write an AP essay. 

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August 31st, 2016 : I can identify types of research and how to write an AP essay. 

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Types of Research : Case Study , Naturalistic Observation, Survey, Correlation Research, Experiment, Longitudinal
AP Essay Notes : Only write in the line; scratch out errors
- define and apply
- no thesis/ claim/ intro/conclusion
- doesn't have to go in order
- Write legibly
- Answer the question
- be specific : cite evidence and examples

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August 30th, 2016 : I can understand the perspectives and types of research in psychology 

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August 30th, 2016 : I can understand the perspectives and types of research in psychology 

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Determining Schools of Psychology : (all perspectives)
Categorizing Research studies (Types of Studies)
Perspectives :
Pointer finger : Cognition
Middle finger : Behavioral
Ring Finger : Humanism
Thumb : Psychodynamic
Pinky : Biological
Invisible Finger : Evolutionary
Self Hug : Sociocultrual