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Across 5. An educated scientific guess about what we will find in our research 6. This type of psychology is the study of mental processes 7. Researchers may use this descriptive method of observation to observe and record behavior without interfering with it 11. The science of behavior and mental processes 16. In experiments, this is a variable other than the factor being studied that might influence a study's results 17. The tendency to be more confident than correct 18. Researchers may use this descriptive method to ascertain the thoughts, opinions, and beliefs of a large number of people by asking them all a series of questions 19. The tendency to, after learning an outcome, believe we knew it all along 21. A perspective of psychology that looks at how behavior and thinking varies across situations and cultures 22. anything that can vary and is feasible and ethical to measure in research 24. The tendency to overestimate, after hearing an outcome, our likelihood to have predicted it 25. In experiments, this is the variable that researchers measure; It is the presumed effect 26. A perspective of psychology that focuses on how the body and brain enable emotions, memories, and sensations 27. A kind of correlation where a relationship is perceived, though none or little exists

Down 1. This person developed the study of psychoanalysis; Said to be the grandfather of modern psychotherapy 2. A perspective of psychology started by Sigmund Freud that looks at how behavior springs from unconscious drives 3. A scientific explanation that helps us organize observations and predict outcomes 4. In experiments, this is the variable that researchers manipulate; It is the presumed cause 6. In experiments, this groups is not exposed to any treatment; This is the comparison, or "baseline" group 8. Titchener started this school, focusing on the quality of thoughts 9. This school of thought believed that psychology should be the objective study of human behavior, without reference to mental processes 10. Researchers will perform this kind of study in order to manipulate one variable and see if it causes changes in another variable; The only research that can establish cause-effect relationships 12. The issue that examines the contributions of our genes and our experience on our psychology 13. This type of psychology focused more on the potential of each person for growth 14. This school of thought, started by William James, focused on how mental and behavioral processes enabled an organism to survive, adapt, and flourish 15. an evidence-based method that draws on observation and experimentation 16. This is what we call a statistical relationship between two factors; It can also be said that this does not mean causation! 20. A perspective of psychology that focuses on how the natural selection of traits has promoted the survival of genesBehaviorgenetics:A perspective of psychology that examines how our genes and environment influence our individual differences 23. Researchers may use one of these to observe a single person who has a very unique situation, such as having short-term memory loss or face blindness