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Bell Question for 8/19/10

Bell Question for 8/19/10. How are Psychology and Sociology different?. Why Study Psychology?. Chapter 1 Section 1. What is Psychology?. Study of Human behavior and mental processes. How would you define Behavior?. Any action that people can OBSERVE.

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Bell Question for 8/19/10

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  1. Bell Question for 8/19/10 • How are Psychology and Sociology different?

  2. Why Study Psychology? Chapter 1 Section 1

  3. What is Psychology? • Study of Human behavior and mental processes.

  4. How would you define Behavior? • Any action that people can OBSERVE.

  5. Name THREE examples of Cognitive Activities? • Dreams • Perceptions • Thoughts • Memories

  6. What do Psychological Constructs help with? • Psychologist use constructs so patients can talk about their problems. • Hard to look at someone and understand what they are thinking

  7. What are the THREE Goals of Psychology? • Understanding Behaviors • Understanding how people think • Research

  8. Name THREE fields in the Social Sciences in which Psychology is used. • History • Anthropology • Economics • Political Science

  9. Name THREE fields in the Natural Sciences in which Psychology is used. • Biology • Chemistry • Physics

  10. What are the TWO widely used methods of Psychological research? • Surveys • Experimentation

  11. What is a Theory? • Attempt to explain why things are the way they are and why things happen the way they do.

  12. Define what a Principal is? • Basic Truth or Law

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