Psychology Review

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Across
  1. 4. type of psychology that focuses on the discoveries of the structural elements of the mind
  2. 8. type of approach that states that children actively construct their understanding of the world, rather than just absorbing it
  3. 10. type of psychology that focuses on how we process and interpret information
  4. 11. this animal was experimented on in Pavlov's research
  5. 12. psychologist that investigated the effect of salivation and digestion
  6. 14. type of psychology that focuses on the discovery of the mind through the exploration of emotions, memories, and habits
  7. 15. the belief that what we know comes from experience
  8. 17. type of psychology that focuses on the structures of the body and how they may impact a given thought, behavior, or emotion
  9. 21. the science of behavior and mental processes
  10. 22. type of need at the bottom of Maslow's heirarchy that includes food, water, shelter, and clothing
  11. 23. type of conditioning that Skinner studied, where a person creates a conditioned response due to a stimulus
  12. 24. psychologist who explored psychoanalysis and created the tripartite theory of mind
Down
  1. 1. this theory states that a person has an innate desire and need for a caregiver
  2. 2. type of psychology that focuses on how we are affected by unconscious drives and conflicts
  3. 3. type of reinforcement that provides a direct reward for performing a certain behavior
  4. 5. philosopher who argued that the mind at birth is a blank slate
  5. 6. this animal was experimented on in Harlow's research
  6. 7. the top of Maslow's hierarchy in which a person reaches their full potential
  7. 9. portion of the mind that represents primal desires according to Freud
  8. 13. how we incorporate new information into preexisting ideas and schemas
  9. 16. type of bias that occurs when a person in an experiment either consciously or unconsciously acts a certain way to please the researcher
  10. 18. first stage of Piaget's stages of development, where a person tries to achieve object permanence (birth to 2 years old)
  11. 19. the portion of the tripartite theory of mind that represents societal norms and values
  12. 20. this animal was experimented on in Skinner's research