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PGS 101 Exam 1 study guide
Course: PSYCH 101, Fall 2007School: ASU
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PGS 101 Exam 1 Study Guide Helpful hint: If a topic was covered in lecture, study your lecture notes. Only if not, study it from the book. Figures 3.1 &amp; 3.16, 4.7 Precursors to Psychology Wundt G. Stanley Hall Titchner James Watson Rogers Maslow Freud Structuralism Functionalism Behavioralism Gestalt Psychology Psychoanalysis Humanistic Psychology <a...
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PGS 101 Exam 1 Study Guide Helpful hint: If a topic was covered in lecture, study your lecture notes. Only if not, study it from the book. Figures 3.1 & 3.16, 4.7 Precursors to Psychology Wundt G. Stanley Hall Titchner James Watson Rogers Maslow Freud Structuralism Functionalism Behavioralism Gestalt Psychology Psychoanalysis Humanistic Psychology <a href="/keyword/biological-psychology/" >biological psychology</a> <a href="/keyword/evolutionary-psychology/" >evolutionary psychology</a> Cognitive Revolution Qualitative vs quantitative research Qualitative survey Natural observation Case Study Descriptive research Mean, median, mode, percentages Correlational research <a href="/keyword/correlation-coefficient/" >correlation coefficient</a> Positive & Negative relationships Experimental Research IVs and DVs Experimental group Control group Random assignment P-Value Phrenology Glia cells & neurons Resting potential Action potential Absolute refractory period Postsynaptic potentials Terminal button (bouton) Reuptake & enzyme activation Neurotransmitters Agonists Antagonists <a href="/keyword/central-nervous/" >central nervous</a> system <a href="/keyword/peripheral-nervous/" >peripheral nervous</a> system Lower <a href="/keyword/brain-stem/" >brain stem</a> & cerebellum Higher cerebral hemisphere Highlights of lower brain The cerebrum Hemispheric specialization Plasticity of brain Chromosomes, DNA, genes Monogenetic & Polygenetic Sensation vs perception Sensory adaptation Distal & proximal stimuli Perceptual hypotheses Light waves (amplitude, wavelength, purity) Lens, pupil, retina, fovia Rods & cones Dark & light adaptation Optic chiasm Three major feature detectors Theories regarding color vision Form (pattern) perception theories Gestalt principles Binocular & monocular cues Perceptual consistency Soundwaves (amplitude, wavelength, purity) Outer, middle, <a href="/keyword/inner-ear/" >inner ear</a> <a href="/keyword/basilar-membrane/" >basilar membrane</a> & celia Theories of pitch perception Olfactory system including olfactory nerve Gustatory system including papillae and basic tastes Tactile system including basic skin senses Kinesthetic system Vestibular system
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