Introduction to Psychology

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Across
  1. 1. behavior is a result of interaction of forces (biological, psychological, social, and cultural influences)
  2. 6. study is focused on memory, intelligence, perception, problem solving, and learning
  3. 8. Wundt's process of examining and measuring one's own thoughts and mental activities
  4. 10. William James's perspective which studied how the mind allows people to adapt, live, work, and play
  5. 13. detailed study of an individual
  6. 14. explanation of observed phenomena
  7. 17. student of Wundt who came up with structuralism
  8. 19. focuses on biological bases of universal human mental characteristics
  9. 21. modern version of psychoanalysis that is more focused on a sense of self and motivations beyond those of a sexual nature
  10. 22. tendency of a test to repeatedly return the same scores
  11. 23. randomly selected subjects from a larger population
  12. 24. originator of psychoanalysis
  13. 26. scientific study of behavior and mental processes
  14. 27. degree to which a test actually measures what it's supposed to
  15. 28. variable that represents the measurable response or behavior in an experiment
Down
  1. 2. mathematics concerned with collection and interpretation of numerical data
  2. 3. attributes human and animal behavior to biological events (genetics, hormones, neurological responses, etc.)
  3. 4. "third force" in psychology that focuses on aspects of personality that make us uniquely human
  4. 5. area of specialization
  5. 7. shift focus from negative to well-being
  6. 9. viewpoint of studying behavior through only observable behaviors
  7. 11. meaning of a variable that allows it to be measured
  8. 12. credited as first to apply scientific method to the study of the human mind
  9. 15. study of the structure of the mind
  10. 16. system of gathering data so bias and error are reduced in measurement
  11. 18. general explanation of a set of observations or facts
  12. 20. measure of relationship between variables
  13. 25. manipulated variable in an experiment