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1 Mr.LaFon AP Psychology Summer Assignment AP Picture Dictionary The purpose of your summer assignment is to associate you with some of the words that are most likely to appear on your AP Psychology exam in May. Researching the terms will provide you with the sole foundation that you will need to succeed in the course. Directions * For each of the core vocabulary terms you are to provide both a definition and a picture Core Vocabulary Term Absolute threshold Action potential Adolescence Affective disorders Aggression Alcohol Algorithms Amnesia Anal Stage Anxiety Artificial Intelligence Attachment Attention Attitudes Autonomic nervous system Psychologist Associated With Term Gustav Fechner ( ) Alan Lloyd Hodgkin ( ) G. Stanley Hall ( ) Hudson, J.I. W.D. Hamilton Grant, K.A. Alan Turing ( ) John McCarthy (1927- ) John Bowlby ( ) William James ( ) Carl Hovland ( ) Michael Gershon (1938- )
2 Avoidance learning Axons Behavior Behavior modification Behaviorism Binocular depth cues Biofeedback Brain Case Study Central nervous system Cerebellum Cerebral cortex Cerebral hemispheres (split brain) Chromosomes Classical conditioning Client-centered therapy Cochlea Cognitive development Cognitive dissonance Concrete operations Conditioned response Conditioned stimulus Conditioning Keller Breland ( ) Alan Hodgkin ( ) John Watson ( ) John Watson ( ) Gareth Richards Neal Miller ( ) Barney Glaser (1930- ) Vilayanur Ramachandran (1951- ) James Watson (1928- ) Carl Rogers ( ) Fabio Mammano Jean Piaget Leon Festinger ( ) Jean Piaget
3 Conflict(s) Conformity Consciousness Control group Corpus callosum Correlation coefficient Correlation method Cross-sectional research Cross sequential research Defense mechanism Delusion(s) Dendrites Dependent variable Depression Depth perception Developmental stage theories Discrimination Distance cues Dreams Drug(s) Ego Electroencephalogram Emotion(s) John Paul Lederach Solom Asch ( ) René Descartes ( ) Francis Bacon ( ) Daniel Levitin (1957- ) Francis Galton ( ) Francis Galton ( ) William Trochim William Trochim Anna Frued ( ) Karl Jaspers ( ) James Lind ( ) Michael J Crawford Steven Pinker (1954- ) John Rosenberg Gareth Richards Richard DeGrandpre Richard Caton ( ) René Descartes ( )
4 Empiricism Experimental group Extinction Eye Fear Forgetting Formal operations Free association Fundamental attribution error Gene(s) Genital stage Gestalt principles of perception Gestalt psychologists Hallucination Hearing Hereditary Heuristic Humanistic Psychology Hunger Hypnosis Hypothalamus Hypnosis testing John Locke ( ) Francis Bacon ( ) Burrhus Skinner ( ) John Watson ( ) Hermann Ebbinghaus ( ) Jean Piaget Edward Jones ( ) Walter Fiers (1931- ) Max Wertheimer ( ) Max Wertheimer ( ) James Parkinson ( ) Charles Darwin ( ) Charles Darwin ( ) Amos Tversky ( ) James Bugental (1915- ) George Wald ( ) Franz Mesmer ( ) George Wald ( ) Franz Mesmer
5 Id Identification Imprinting Independent variable Information processing approach Intelligence Intelligence quotient James-Lange theory Just noticeable difference (JND) Language Law of effect Learned helplessness Learning Limbic System Longitudinal research Long-term memory Love Memory Mental illness (models) M.M.P.I. Mnemonic ( ) Douglas Spalding (1840?- 1877) James Lind ( ) Claude Shannon ( ) Alfred Binet ( ) Alfred Binet ( ) William James ( ) Ernst Weber ( ) Ludvic Zamenhof ( ) Richard Herrnstein ( ) Martin Seligman (1942- ) James Papez ( ) Thomas Dawber ( ) Dorothy Tennov ( ) Starke Hathaway Marcus Cicero (106 BC-43 BC
6 Modeling Motivation Multiple personality Nature nurture controversy Need(s) Negative reinforcement Nervous System Neuron Neurosis Neurotransmitters Normal disruption Obedience Oedipus complex Operant conditioning (instrumental behavior) Oral Stage Pain Parasympathetic nervous system Personality Personality disorders Phallic stage Phobia Placebo Kenneth Craik ( ) Abraham Maslow ( ) James Chu John Money ( ) Richard Sennett (1943- ) Keller Breland ( ) William Cullen ( ) Walter Fiers (1931- ) Stanley Milgram ( ) Edward Thorndike ( ) Ronald Melzack Michael Gershon (1938- ) Walter Mischel (1930- ) Martin Seligman (1942- ) Elvin Jellinek ( )
7 Positive reinforcement Marian Bailey (1920- ) Prejudice John E. Farley Preoperational stage Jean Piaget Problem solving Herbert Simon ( ) Projection Psychoanalysis Psychology Denis Diderot ( ) Psychosis Baron Ernst Von Feuchtersleben ( ) Psychotherapy Puberty Mark Hanson Punishment Cesare, Marquis of Beccaria ( Rapid eye movements Eugene Aserinsky ( ) Rationalization Reaction formation Recall Plato (428/427 BC-348/347 BC) Recognition Karl Marx ( ) Regression Rehearsal Reinforcement Burrhus Skinner ( ) Repression Retina George Wald ( ) Rods George Wald ( )
8 Rorschach Test Sample Schedules of reinforcement Schizophrenia Self-actualization Semantic memory Sensori-motor stage Serial position function Shaping Short-term memory Significance level Significant difference Sleep Smell Social psychology Socialization Spontaneous recovery Stereotyping Stress Superego Sympathetic nervous system Hermann Rorschach ( ) Jacob Bernoulli ( ) Burrhus Skinner ( ) Eugen Bleuler ( ) Kurt Goldstein ( ) Matthew Lambon-Ralph Jean Piaget Abraham Luchins ( ) Burrhus Skinner ( ) George Miller (1920- ) Thomas Bayes (c ) Thomas Bayes (c ) Linda Buck (1947- ) William McDougall ( ) Charles Cooley ( ) John E. Farley Richard Lazarus (1922- ) Michael Gershon (1938- )
9 Synapse Systematic desensitization Taste Thalamus Thematic Apperception Test Token economy Traits Transference Charles Sherrington ( ) Joseph Wolpe ( ) Bernd Lindemann Sergei Korsakoff ( ) Henry Murray ( ) Teodoro Ayllon Francis Crick ( ) Unconditioned response Unconditioned stimulus Unconscious Vision This is due the First day I of the new school year. If there are any concerns or questions you may contact me at : Kurt.lafon@pgcps.org Enjoy your summer and see you in the fall.
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