Crystallized | | Group success |
direct punishment | | medical doctor, prescribes meds |
Cognitive | | Participants receive no level of the IV |
Reliable | | deals with unconscious dynamis with the individual |
Bandura | | Non-manipulative study of relationships |
Independent Variable | | Rather than having something set, it moves around |
Falsifiable | | founder of IQ test |
Humanist | | people tend to disassociate themselves from others |
Parsimony | | an unorganized set of principles used to explain phenomena |
Valid | | experimental method |
Vicarious Reinforcement | | Measures what it intends to measure |
drastic schema | | only one type of intelligence |
Deliberate | | Results almost anyone can obtain |
Dependent Variable | | Thinking actions/idea through |
collectivistic | | Parents Living through Kids |
modeling | | simplest explanations for results |
fluid | | classifying according to how similar it is to the typical. |
Observational Method | | Paticipants are given some level of the IV |
Replicable | | We tend to only use as much info as we need._____ Miser |
intelligence | | inconsistant info. Attracts more attention. |
Behavioral | | testable statement or prediction |
Spearmen's G | | Doctoral Degree, no meds |
Psychiatrist | | 8 unrelated Intelligences |
Control Condition | | Must produce the same results everytime |
Experimental Condition | | natural selection, adaption |
Correlation Method | | depends on culture |
vicarious punishment | | the variable whose effect is being studied or manipulated |
how x effects y | | Father Figure of Observational Learning |
individualistic | | How bodily events/genetics affect human behavior |
hypothesis | | basing judgement on the ease of which it can be gotten. |
Representativeness | | focus on positive growth. Free-will within humans |
Theory | | How the environment effects the persons actions |
evolutionary | | shortcuts used to make judgements quick |
judgemental schema | | learning from others mistakes |
Operational | | what goes on in peoples minds |
availability | | A definition that specifies procedures used to do something |
Psychologist | | Details,case study, survey, |
Biological | | Using familiar solutions and applying |
Sociocultural | | the behavior/attitude being measured |
Psychodynamic | | Imitating the behavior of others |
Binet | | focus on the individual |
Gardners | | Fast Decisions |
Spontaneous | | we can at least imagin contradictory evidence |
cognitive | | focus on social cultural forces outside individual |