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-An I/O psychologist studies problems in the workplace
-Correlation shows relationship not cause and effect
-An experiment is a research method that shows cause and effect
-Maslow and Rogers are two famous humanists
-.05 is considered statistically significant
-Consent allows a pariticpant to withdraw from an experiment
-A social psychologist studies people and social forces behavior
-3 famous behaviorists are Pavlov, Skinner and Watson
-Functionalism founder is William James
-Random sampling is giving everyone an equal chance of getting into the experiment
-Random assignment is randomly giving people from your random sampling a spot in either the control or experimental group
-Personality psychologist studies traits

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I can review for unit one FRQ and mutliple choise for wed and thurs
I need to go over vocabulary from module 2 and also go over the practice questions in book

Quizlet: https://quizlet.com/150065798/ap-psych-unit-1-flash-cards/

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-Correlation only shows relationship not cause
-Types of correlation
-Positive (both going same way)
-Negative (both going dif ways)
-Zero (not related variables)
-Scatter plots used to represent relationships
-Clusters on scatter plot are used on a scale of 1 to -1 (closer to line, closer to 1)

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I can understand correlational research

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9/8 Stanford Prison Eperiment Reflection

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9/8 Stanford Prison Eperiment Reflection

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-The subjects were not given the opportunity to debrief themselves
-The subjects weren't allowed to leave according to the other subjects
-The guards became too powerful that they created irrational rules

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I can understand the reason we follow ethical codes

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-A subject's participation should be completely voluntary based on informed consent
-Subjects should not be exposed to harmful or dangerous research procedures
-If deception is used in any way, the researcher is required to inform the subjects as soon as possible
-Confedentiality is required
-Harmful procedures performed on animals must be thoroughly justified in terms of the knowledge to be gained from the study
-Animals used must have decent living conditions

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I  know how to follow ethical guidelines in an experiment

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I can describe and apply steps of the scientific method
I can identify the iv and dv
Confounding Variables
-Know intuition isn't always right
-Hindsight Bias (I knew it all along)
-Longitudinal (long term studies and creating correlation between 2 studies that were performed in a long period of time apart)
-Attrition (People who drop out of a study)

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Define and Apply
No intro or conclusion necessary (its a good call though)
Always cross out mistakes
Be specific (Cite evidence to illustrate explanations)
Dissecting Research articles are great references
Go in order with prompt
Define terms the first time you use it
Use other psychology terms to illustrate full knowledge
Definition is not an example
Do not imply anything
Unit essays-unit vocab

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After a full day, the earth nears a full cycle of rotation. This creates a movement in the earths rotational placement which makes it appear as if the sun is "setting" or is going under where the earth is. This passing motion where the sun appears to go below the land is generally full of bright or dull, oranges, purples, pinks, blues, reds ect. The sunset is archetypally known as the romantic end to any sort of situation. They are known for their beauty. Often times, people

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I can understand the differences between psychology contemporary perspectives
I can name all perspectives on my 10 fingers
-psychoanalytical, behavioral, evolutionary, biological, cognitive and humanistic

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Intro and Research

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I can understand the perspectives and different research methods