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Module 2: Psychology's Big Issues & Approaches

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Module 2: Psychology's Big Issues & Approaches

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Module 8: Frequently Asked Questions About Psychology (Ethics)

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Module 8: Frequently Asked Questions About Psychology (Ethics)

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-Studies differences among people in a variety of traits: Personality Psychologist
-Studies problems in workplace: I/O Psychologist

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-Founder of Functionalism: William James
-HumanismCarl Rogers & Abraham Maslow

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-Ethical standard that says that a subject can decline to participate in study, or withdraw from the study any time: Consent
-Subject nor experimenter knows drugs they're getting: Double Blind
-Everyone in population has an equal chance of being chosen for the experiment: SRS

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-Research method that shows relationship, not cause-effect: Correlation
-Research method that shows cause-effect: Experiment

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-Based on self esteem/ self concept: Humanism
-Basis of Sensation/Perception: Gestalt

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I need to review:
-Perspectives
-Statistics
-Correlations

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-A student who has many absences has a decrease in grades. (Negative)
-When you drink more coffee, the longer you stay up (Positive)
- The more weight I gain, the smarter I will be (Zero)

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I can understand correlational research

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-Can never show cause & effect
-Positive: Both variables go  up or down
-Negative: Variables go either way
-Zero: Go every way
-Use scatterplots
-Correlation=relationship

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Why is important to follow ethical codes?

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Why is important to follow ethical codes?

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-We can create problems/mental issues for humans/animals

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I can understand the reason we follow ethical codes

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-Subject's participation in research should be voluntary & based on informed consent.
-Subjects should not be exposed to harmful/dangerous research procedures.
-If an investigation requires some deception of subjects, the researcher is required to explain & correct any misunderstanding as soon as possible.
-Must have consent from both parent & child.
-Subject's rights to privacy should NEVER be violated. (Confidentiality)
-Harmful/painful procedures imposed upon animals must be thoroughly justified in terms of the knowledge to be gained from the study. Furthermore, laboratory animals are entitled to decent living conditions.

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I know how to follow ethical guidelines

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I can understand statistics in psychology

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Study overtime
Disadvantages: People could grow up and not be able to complete the data for researcher

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Understand how to create an experiment & identify variables.

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Indents.
Must scratch out.
Cannot write on margins.
Do not write about the scratch outs.
Needs to be factual & scientific.
Define & apply.

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Cognitive: Index
Psychodynamic: Thumb
Behavioral: Middle Finger
Humanistic: Ring Finger
Biological: Pinky
Evolutionary: Full hand and thumb
Sociocultural: Hug yourself

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I can understand the difference b/w psychology contemporary perspectives & name all perspectives on my fingers

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Module 5: Scientific Method & Description (Notes)

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Module 5: Scientific Method & Description (Notes)

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