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I can understand the reason we follow ethical codes.

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I can understand the reason we follow ethical codes.

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a) have to think through anything that can go wrong
b) no emotional, physical, mental harm

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I can know how to follow ethical guidelines.

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I can know how to follow ethical guidelines.

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I can understand statistics in psychcology.

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I can understand statistics in psychcology.

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a) bell curve, bar graph, correlation (pos, neg, none)

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2-4: I can explain how psychological principles can help you learn and remember and do better on the AP exam.

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2-4: I can explain how psychological principles can help you learn and remember and do better on the AP exam.

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2-3: I can identify psychology's main subfields.

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2-3: I can identify psychology's main subfields.

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a) united by a common quest: describing and explaining behavior and the mind underlying it
b) psychometrics "measurements of our abilities, attitudes, and traits"
c) biological psychologists: study the links between brain and mind
d) developmental psychologists: study our changing abilities form womb to tomb
e) congnitive psychologists: experimenting with how we perceive, think, and solve problems
f) educational psychologists: studying influences on teaching and learning
g) personality psychologists: investigating our persistant traits
h) social psychologists: exploring how we view and affect one anoher
i) human factor psychologists: interaction pf people, machines, and physical environment
j) counseling psychologists: help cope with challenges and crises
k) clinical psychologists: assess and treats mental, emotional, and behavioral dissorders
l) psychiatrist: provide psychotherapy and drugs
m) Martin Seligman: positive psych "positive emotions and character traits

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2-2: I can describe psychology's 3 main levels of analysis

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2-2: I can describe psychology's 3 main levels of analysis

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a) biopsychosocial approach: biological, psychological and social-cultural factors

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a) natural selection "those contributing to reproduction and survival will most likely be passed down generations"
b) nurture works on what nature endows

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1-3: I can describe how psychology continued from the 1920s through today.

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1-3: I can describe how psychology continued from the 1920s through today.

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a) 1920s psych: "science of mental life"
b)  psych: "the scientific study of observational behavior" & "science of behavior and mental process"
c) bahaviorists, humanistic, cognitive, neuroscience,

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1-2: I can describe some important mile stones in psychologys early development.

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1-2: I can describe some important mile stones in psychologys early development.

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a) psychology is a science built on the tradtion of Wundt and his lab: seeking to measure "atoms of the mind"
b) Titchener: (1) stucturalism (early school of thought; used introspection to reveal the structure of the human mind) (2) engage people in introspection (looking forward)
c) William James: (1) thinking, like smelling, developed because it was adaptive (2) functionalist (how mental and behavioral processes function)

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1-1: I can describe how psychology developed from its prescientific roots.

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1-1: I can describe how psychology developed from its prescientific roots.

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a) people were said to think with their heart and feel with their bowels
b) Socrates and Plato: mind is separate from the body and continues after it dies
c)John Locke: modern empiricism (the idea that what we know comes from experience, and that observation and experimentation enable scientific knowledge)

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A long study.

Disadvantages: some people may not come back (attrition rate)

Advantages: data is conclusive and awesome

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I can identify the independent and dependent variables.

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I can identify the independent and dependent variables.

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I can understand how to describe and apply steps of the scientific method

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I can understand how to describe and apply steps of the scientific method

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- define the term and apply the term: a hypothesis is....the hypothesis in the experiment is....
- go in order of the terms in the promt

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a) case study
b) experiment
c) survey
d) observational

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

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