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Psychology in Action (8e)
by Karen Huffman
PowerPoint Lecture Notes Presentation
Chapter 1: Introduction and Research Methods
Karen Huffman, Palomar College
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Lecture Overview
Introducing Psychology
Origins of Psychology
The Science of Psychology
Research Methods
Tools for Student Success
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Introducing Psychology
What is Psychology? The scientific study of behavior and mental processes.
Psychology focuses on critical thinking and is scientific.
Pseudopsychologies (e.g., psychics, mediums) are nonscientific.
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Introducing Psychology: Psychology’s Four Goals
1. Description: tells “what” occurred2. Explanation: tells “why” a behavior or
mental process occurred3. Prediction: identifies conditions “under
which a future behavior or mental process is likely to occur”
4. Change: applies psychological knowledge to prevent unwanted behavior or to bring about desired goals
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Introducing Psychology: Applying Psychology to Work (Sample Specialties) Biopsychology/
neuroscience
Clinical and Counseling psychology
Cognitive psychology
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Introducing Psychology: Applying Psychology to Work (Sample Specialties) Developmental
psychology
Educational and School psychology
Experimental psychology
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Applying Psychology to Work (Sample Specialties Continued) Forensic psychology Gender/Cultural
psychology Health psychology Industrial/Organizational
psychology Social Psychology
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Introducing Psychology: Percentage of Psychology Degrees by Specialty
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Introducing Psychology: Ethnicities of
Doctorate Recipients in Psychology
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Origins of Psychology
Wilhelm Wundt: “father of psychology” Structuralism: sought to identify the basic
building blocks, or structures, of the mind through introspection
(Wundt and Titchener key leaders) Functionalism: studied how the mind
functions to adapt organisms to their environment (James key leader)
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Origins of Psychology (Continued)
Psychoanalytic/ psychodynamic perspective: unconscious processes and unresolved past conflicts (Freud was the founder)
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Origins of Psychology (Continued)
Behavior perspective: objective, observable environmental influences on overt behavior (Watson, Pavlov, and Skinner were leaders)
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Origins of Psychology (Continued) Humanist perspective:
free will, self-actualization, and a positive, growth-seeking human nature
(Rogers and Maslow were key figures)
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Origins of Psychology (Continued)
Cognitive perspective: thought, perception, and information processing
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Origins of Psychology (Continued) Neuroscience/
Biopsychology perspective: genetics and other biological processes in the brain and other parts of the nervous system
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Origins of Psychology (Continued) Evolutionary:
natural selection, adaptation, and evolution
Sociocultural: social interaction and cultural determinants
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Origins of Psychology: One Unifying Theme of Modern Psychology
Biopsychosocial Model: an integrative model combining the seven major perspectives
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Why Do Psychologists and Other Scientists Need Multiple Perspectives?
Do You See a Vase or Two Faces?
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The Science of Psychology
Psychological research can be either:
• Basic: conducted to advance scientific knowledge
or• Applied: designed to solve practical
problems
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Is This BasicBasic
or AppliedApplied Researc
h?
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The Science of Psychology: The Scientific
Method
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The Science of Psychology: Ethical Guidelines Key Issues for Human Research
Participants: • Informed consent• Voluntary participation• Restricted use of deception• Debriefing• Confidentiality• Alternative activities
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Four Major Research Methods:
1. Experimental
2. Descriptive
3. Correlational
4. Biological
The Science of Psychology: Research Methods
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The Science of Psychology: Four Major Research Methods (Continued)
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The Science of Psychology: Four MajorResearch Methods (Continued)
1. Experimental Research: carefully controlled scientific procedure that manipulates variables to determine cause and effect
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The Science of Psychology: Research Methods—Experiment (Continued)
Key Features of an Experiment:
Independent variable (factor that is manipulated) versus dependent variable (factor that is measured)
Experimental group (receives treatment) versus control group (receives no treatment)
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The Science of Psychology: Research Methods—Experiment (Continued)
Does TV increase aggression? Only an experiment can determine cause and effect.
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The Science of Psychology: Research Methods—Experiment (Continued) Potential ResearcherResearcher Problems:
Experimenter Bias (researcher influences the research results in the expected direction)
Ethnocentrism (believing one's culture is typical of all cultures)
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The Science of Psychology: Research Methods—Experiment (Continued) Potential ParticipantParticipant Problems:
Sample Bias
(research participants are unrepresentative of the larger population)
Participant Bias
(research participants are influenced by the researcher or experimental conditions)
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The Science of Psychology: Research Methods—Experiment (Continued)
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The Science of Psychology: Research Methods—Descriptive Research
2. Descriptive Research: observes and records behavior without producing causal explanations
Three Types of Descriptive Research:• Naturalistic Observation--observation and
recording of behavior in natural state or habitat• Survey--assessment of a sample or population• Case Study--in-depth study of a single participant
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Why Study Psychology? You Can Now Understand the Underlying Humor of This Cartoon?
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The Science of Psychology: Research Methods—Correlational Research3. Correlational Research:
scientific study in which the researcher observes or measures (without directly manipulating) two or more variables to find relationships between them
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The Science of Psychology: Research Methods—Correlational Research
Positive correlation: two variables move (or vary) in the same direction—either up or down
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The Science of Psychology: Research Methods—Correlational Research
Negative Correlation: two variables move (or vary) in the opposite direction—either up or down
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The Science of Psychology: Research Methods—Correlational Research
Zero correlation: no relationship between two variables (When one variable increases, the other can increase, decrease, or stay the same)
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The Science of Psychology: Research Methods—Correlational Research
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The Science of Psychology: Research Methods—Correlational Research
This is why correlation can never show cause and effect.
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The Science of Psychology: Research Methods—Biological Research
4. Biological Research: scientific study of the brain and other parts of the nervous system
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Tools for Student Success
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Tools for Student Success (Continued) Four Major Tools:
Active Reading (SQ4R technique)
Time Management (setting up a realistic schedule)
Grade Improvement (note taking, study habits, test taking tips)
Additional Resources (instructors, classmates, study groups, etc.)
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Tools for Student Success: The Need for Active Reading
Can you identify
the real U.S. penny?
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Tools for Student Success: The Importance of Time Management
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Psychology in Action (8e)
by Karen Huffman
PowerPoint Lecture Notes Presentation
End of Chapter 1: Introduction and Research Methods
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