Psychology Final

6. component of conditioning that discourages behavior
7. school of psychology that only looks at observable behavior
9. the number of people a case study typically looks at
10. how we interpret and understand Sensation
12. occurs when people hold conflicting beliefs (attitudes and behaviors) and the individual has to make a justification or change the behavior
14. the division of personality that operates on the "Pleasure Principal"
15. lobe of the brain responsible for hearing and speech comprehension
17. theory of motivation that explains biological needs stating our bodies want to maintain homeostasis
18. founder of Psychoanalytic Perspective
21. Classical Conditioning founder, made dogs salivate with a bell
22. theory of emotion that says we experience a physical stimulus then have a physiological response and experience emotion at the SAME TIME
24. conscious and unconscious process of thinking, perceiving, and reasoning
25. can prescribe medication while a psychologist cannot
27. study of the mind and behavior
28. the top level of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs is Self-____
29. lobe of the brain responsible for thinking, planning, judgement, personality, and speech production
30. psychodynamic psychologist that believed in the "collective unconscious"

1. behaviorist that worked with Operant Conditioning
2. the back wall of your eye where transduction takes place
3. component of conditioning that strengthens behavior
4. developed the theory of Moral Development
5. conducted the Stanford Prison Experiment
8. founder of Psychology
11. concept of Object __ that is absent in Piaget's Sensorimotor Stage of Development
13. the variable within an experiment that the experimenter manipulates
16. an extreme irrational fear of a specific thing
19. created the Hierarchy of Needs
20. Bandura's experiment of observational learning
23. lobe of the brain primarily responsible for vision
26. number of "universal" emotions