Psychology Test 1

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Bachelor's Degree

4-year colleges or universities (4 years)

emotional disturbances

A clinical psychologist diagnoses and treats people with _____

physical mental

A psychiatrist distinguished between _____ and _____ causes of both mental and physical distress.

mental health emotional problems

A psychiatrist specializes in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of ________ and _______.

Health and well-being

A psychologist helps to ensure the ____ and ____ of people.

Environmental psychologist

A psychologist who studies the effects of environment in people

They can prescribe drugs.

As medical doctors, psychiatrists can do what most psychologists in the United States cannot: ______.

Sociocultural Psychology

Dobb Considers how our knowledge and ways of thinking, feeling, and behaving are dependent on the culture to which we belong. Studies attitudes, values, beliefs, and social norms and roles of various groups (racial, ethnic, gender, socioeconomic status)

human developmental settings

Educational psychologists generally work in schools, universities, businesses, industries, learning centers, and other _______

Gestalt Psychology

German Psychologists-Germany-early 1900's Gestalt or "whole pattern" studied how sensations are assembled into perceptual experiences by thinking that the whole is greater than the sum of the parts

master's and doctorate

Graduate degrees (______ and _____) specialize in a specific field

Yes even though it has been discredited

Is phrenology still popular today?

individuals, families, and groups

LCSW's assess, diagnose, intervene, and treat _________ with psychological problems.

counseling

LMHC's provide _______ to individuals, families, and groups

one two

Licensing requirements for psychologists vary from state to state, but at least a ____ to _____ year internship is required to apply for a license to practice psychology.

crime

Phrenology was used by Sampson to attempt to explain why ____ occured

Cognitive psychology

Piaget-US-1950 Focus is on how we process, store, retrieve, and use information, and how thought processes influences our behavior also believes that behavior is influenced by mental processes including perceptions, memories, and expectations

medical school

Psychiatrists begin their graduate careers in ______. After earning their MD, they go on to four years of residency training in mental health, typically at a hospital's psychiatric department.

five seven

Psychologists go through ____ to ____ years of academic study, culminating in a doctorate degree. They may hold a PhD or PsyD or EdD. Those who are mainly interested in clinical psychology -treating patients as opposed to focusing on research- may pursue a PsyD.

scientific viewpoint change

Psychologists study how we think, feel, and behave from a ________ and applies the knowledge to help people understand and ______ their behavior.

world around us

Psychology allows us to discover how to understand the ______

information act

Psychology attempts to discover how the mind works, how people process ____, and why people ____ in a certain way

most popular

Psychology is one of the ___ college majors

behavior mental

Psychology is the scientific study of ____ and ____ processes.

gain insight

Psychology provides us with tolls to help _________ into our own behaviors as well as our relationships with others

greater self-knowledge

Psychology pushes us to _____

curiosity

Psychology satisfies our ___

consulting with a psychologist

Recently the state of Louisiana allowed psychologists to write prescriptions after ______.

Behavioral psychology

Russia and US-1800-1900 w/ dog experiment analyses how organisms learn or modify their behavior based on their response to events in the environment. Believe that all behavior is a result of conditioning. When behavior is reinforced, the likelihood of the behavior being repeated is increased

Psychoanalytical psychology

Sigmund Freud-Vienna-1856-1938 Unconscious motivations and conflicts are responsible for most human behavior

Inheritable traits

Sir Francis Galton-England-1883 interested in how heredity influences a person's ability. Traced ancestry and wrongly concluded that genius or eminence is a hereditary trait. First to raise the issue of heredity vs. environment

Biological Psychology

Study how the brain, the nervous system, hormones, and genetics influence our behavior because physical and chemical changes in the body influence behavior

William James

The father of psychology in the US, taught the first class in psychology at Harvard University. Also wrote the first textbook of psychology

vomiting

Treatment for the four humors included giving patients poisonous herbs to induce ____ and thus the imbalanced humor left the body

belief that each person has freedom in directing his or her future and achieving personal growth also believe that potential for personal growth and development can lead to a more satisfying life

US 1960's

Functionalism

US-1875 focused on the functions or actions of the conscious mind and the goals or purposes of behaviors

general foundation

Undergraduate degrees (associate and bachelor) give you a _______ plus a basis in your field.

Psychoanalytic psychology Behavioral psychology Humanistic psychology Cognitive psychology Biological psychology Sociocultural psychology

What are the contemporary approaches to psychology?

Description Explanation Prediction Influence

What are the four goals of psychology?

phlegm (water), blood (air), black bile (earth), yellow bile (fire)

What are the four liquids in the four humors?

Structuralism Functionalism Inheritable Traits Gestalt Psychology

What are the historical approaches to psychology?

Psychobiologists

What are those who study biological psychology called?

Basically whatever the hell you want bc it's such a broad subject

What can you do with a degree in psychology?

phrenology

What early study encouraged the study of the role of the brain in human behavior?

community psychologist

What is a psychologist who may work in a mental health or social welfare agency?

Experimental psychologist

What is a psychologist who studies sensation, perception, learning, motivation, and/or emotion in carefully controlled laboratory conditions

Developmental Psychologist

What is a psychologist who studies the emotional, cognitive, biological, personal, and social changes that occur as an individual matures?

Industrial/Organizational Psychologist

What is a psychologist who uses psychological concepts to make the workplace a more satisfying environment for ____ and managers

Forensic psychologist

What is a psychologist who works in legal, court, or correctional systems, assists with the development of personality profiles of criminal offenders, or help law enforcement officers understand problems like abuse

the amount of school you go to

What is a psychologist's/psychiatrist's salary determined by?

A scientist who studies the mind and behavior of humans and animals

What is a psychologist?

A branch of medicine that deals with mental, emotional, or behavioral disorders

What is psychiatry?

Psychiatrists are medical doctors and psychologists are not

What is the difference between psychiatrists and psychologists?

Educational Psychologist

What type of psychologist is concerned with helping students learn?

Counseling psychologist

What type of psychologist usually helps people deal with the problems of everyday life?

Sociocultural Psychology

What's the newest approach to psychology?

in business

Where do IO's work?

Pavlov, Watson, and Skinner

Who studies behavioral psychology?

Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers

Who studies humanistic psychology?

Structuralism

Wilhelm Wundt-Germany-1879 studied human behavior in a systematic and scientific manner with introspection or self-observation in which participants report their thoughts and feelings

Functionalism

William James-US studies how animals and people adapt to their environment. believed that all activities of the mind served one major function-survival

universities

Work places for experimental psychologists include _____, colleges, government, and industry

industrial firms

Workplaces for counseling psychologists include private offices, schools, community health centers, or ____

private practices

Workplaces for developmental psychologists include universo, research facilities, schools, elderly assisted living homes, teen outreach programs, homeless youth programs, hospitals, psychiatric institutions, and _____

government nonprofit

Workplaces include mental health clinics or community organizations usually operated by _____ or _______ organizations

prisions schools

Workplaces of a clinical psychologist include private offices, mental health hospitals, ____,_____, and clinics

Licensed Clinical Social Workers

_____ (LCSW's) hold Master's degrees, 2 years of graduate school, and 1-2 years of internship

Licensed Mental Health Counselors counseling

___________(LMHC's) hold Master's degrees in ______, 2 years of graduate training, and 1-2 years work experience under supervision

Dream analysis

a form of studying psychoanalytic psychology that applied the free association technique to a patient'a dreams

case study

a form of studying psychoanalytic psychology where an analysis of the thoughts, feelings, beliefs, experiences, behaviors, or problems of an individual is made

free association

a form of studying psychoanalytic psychology where the patient said everything that came to mind and Freud sat, listened, and then interpreted the associations

emotion

a state of feeling that involves a set of complex reactions

The Four Humors

belief that an individual's personality could be explained by the state of that person's humors

Associate's Degree

community college or junior college, and trade or professional schools (2 years)

social science

explores the influence of society on the individual and group relationships

Description

gather information about behavior and present what is known

behavioral

having to do with an organism's actions

physiological

having to do with an organism's physical processes

cognitive

having to do with an organism's thinking and understanding

Influence

influence behavior in helpful ways

natural science

looks for biological explanations for human behavior

Master's Degree

public or private university (2 additional years)

Doctorate

public or private university (4+ years, 3 for law)

phrenology

the practice of examining bumps in a person's skull to determine that person's intellect and character traits

Prediction

what will we do, how will we think or feel in various situations

explanation

why do we behave as we do

imbalance

An _____ in the humores resulted in psychological disorder

half

About ____ of all psychologists are clinical psychologists


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