placebo		This person founded a field of psychology known as structuralism.
Negative		This perspective addresses the impact of ethnicity, gender, culture, socioeconomic status on behavior and mental processes.
hypothesis		(hyphenated word) A study in which neither participants nor experimenters are aware of who has received the treatment.
double-blind		Standards for proper and responsible behavior.
cognitive		Subgroups in the population are represented proportionally in the sample.
psychoanalytic		The best social studies teacher I have had so far.
Cawley		This perspective on psychology stresses the importance of self-awareness and the capacity to make choices.
humanistic		In this type of correlation, as one goes up, the other goes down.
replication		"Looking within."
reinforcement		This man (last name) was concerned with how mental processes help organisms adapt to their environment (functionalism).
James		People give this type of consent when agreeing to participate in research.
Wundt		Private mental processes
sociocultural		In this type of correlation, as one goes up, so does the other.
stratified		This approach to psychology stresses the influence of unconscious forces on human behavior.
independent		A substance that has no effect apart from a person's belief in it.
survey		This is the variable (factor) that researchers manipulate so they can determine its effect.
ethics		In an experiment, this group does not receive the treatment.
counseling		If you are rewarded for performing an action, you are more likely to perform that action again in the future.
control		This type of psychologist treats people with adjustment problems rather than serious psychological disorders.
Positive		This type of psychologist studies the changes that occur throughout the lifespan.
informed		In this type of observation, the researcher studies people or animals in their natural habitats without them knowing it.
theory		This perspective on psychology emphasizes how people process information (thoughts, perceptions).
cognitive		Statement that attempts to explain why things are they way they are.
introspection		An educated guess.
longitudinal		Founder of the school of behaviorism
Watson		Researchers select a group of participants and then observe those participants over a period of time.
naturalistic		For the findings of a study to be confirmed, it must be repeated and give the same results.
developmental		People are asked to respond to a series of questions about a particular subject.