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1 Spring/Summer 2014 Future AP Psychology Student: Thanks for your interest in the AP Psychology course. We will be preparing this summer for the class and would like to offer you the opportunity to do the same. The work you will be doing will be useful to you throughout the year and in preparation for the AP Exam in the spring of 2015 because these concepts and psychologists are amongst the ones explicitly mentioned in the College Board standards for the course. Your Preparation: Select either the first or last 150 concepts/people on the following pages (#1-150 or # ). Create 150 flash cards of those important people and concepts. Follow these guidelines: Use 3x5 index cards (either lined or unlined is fine). Handwrite the cards, using pen (feel free to color-code: your brain likes it). Create a cover page card as the first card of your assignment: list your name in the upper left-hand corner and Summer Assignment in the center. Each individual card should be o numbered (use the numbers on the following pages; if you choose the first 150, your cards will be numbered 1-150; if you choose the last 150, your cards will be numbered ) o formatted as follows: FRONT OF CARD: number (top right corner); name of concept or important person (center of card) BACK OF CARD: description/definition of the concept or contribution of the person to the field of psychology For this work, you will receive a summative grade in August that will serve as a great way to start your school year in AP Psychology. If you have questions or need further clarification, or indirect tweet Mr. Southard using the contact information below and he will get back to you ASAP. Cordially, South Forsyth AP Psychology RSouthard@forsyth.k12.ga.us

2 Unit 1 History and Approaches 1. Structuralism 2. Functionalism 3. Behaviorism 4. Gestalt 5. Psychoanalytic Perspective 6. Psychodynamic Perspective 7. Humanism 8. Evolutionary Perspective 9. Biological Perspective 10. Cognitive Perspective 11. Mary Whiton Calkins 12. Charles Darwin 13. Dorothea Dix 14. Sigmund Freud 15. G. Stanley Hall 16. William James 17. Ivan Pavlov 18. Jean Piaget 19. Carl Rogers 20. B. F. Skinner 21. Margaret Floy Washburn 22. John B. Watson 23. Wilhelm Wundt Unit 2 Research Methods 24. Scientific Experiment 25. Correlational Research 26. Naturalistic Observation 27. Case Study 28. Independent Variable 29. Dependent Variable 30. Confounding Variable 31. Participant 32. Random Assignment 33. Random Selection 34. Descriptive Statistics 35. Inferential Statistics 36. Measures of Central Tendency 37. Standard Deviation 38. Ethical Guidelines 39. Internal Review Board (of the APA) Unit 3 Biological Bases of Behavior 40. Neuron 41. Neurotransmitter 42. Reuptake 43. Endocrine System 44. CNS 45. PNS 46. Frontal Lobe 47. Temporal Lobe 48. Parietal Lobe 49. Occipital Lobe 50. Cortex 51. Brain Lateralization 52. Hemispheric Specialization 53. MRI 54. PET Scan 55. fmri 56. EEG 57. Paul Broca 58. Charles Darwin 59. Michael Gazzaniga 60. Roger Sperry 61. Carl Wernicke

3 Unit 4 Sensation and Perception 62. Sensory Transduction 63. Absolute Threshold 64. Difference Threshold 65. Signal Detection 66. Sensory Adaptation 67. Hearing 68. Vision 69. Touch 70. Taste 71. Smell 72. Vestibular Sense 73. Kinesthetic Sense 74. Gestalt 75. Perceptual Set 76. Context Effects 77. Top-down Processing 78. Bottom-up Processing 79. Parapsychology 80. Gustav Fechner 81. David Hubel 82. Ernst Weber 83. Torsten Wiesel Unit 5 States of Consciousness 84. Consciousness 85. REM 86. Stage 1 Sleep 87. Stage 2 Sleep 88. Stage 3 Sleep 89. Stage 4 Sleep 90. Sleep Cycle 91. Insomnia 92. Night Terrors 93. Somnambulism 94. Hypnosis 95. Suggestibility 96. Dissociation 97. Depressants 98. Stimulants 99. Addiction 100. Tolerance 101. Withdrawal 102. Ernest Hilgard Unit 6 Learning 103. Classical Conditioning 104. Operant Conditioning 105. Observational Learning 106. Contingencies 107. Acquisition 108. Extinction 109. Spontaneous Recovery 110. Generalization 111. Discrimination 112. Higher-Order Learning 113. Positive Reinforcement 114. Negative Reinforcement 115. Punishment 116. Interval Reinforcement Schedule 117. Ratio Reinforcement Schedule 118. Biological Constraints 119. Predispositions 120. Insight Learning 121. Latent Learning 122. Social Learning 123. Emotional Learning 124. Taste Aversion 125. Superstition 126. Learned Helplessness 127. Behavior Modification 128. Self-control 129. Biofeedback 130. Albert Bandura 131. John Garcia 132. Ivan Pavlov 133. Robert Rescorla 134. Edward Thorndike 135. Edward Tolman

4 Unit 7 Cognition 136. Cognition 137. Effortful Processing 138. Automatic Processing 139. Deep Processing 140. Shallow Processing 141. Forced Attention 142. Divided Attention 143. Short-term Memory 144. Long-term Memory 145. Procedural Memory 146. Encoding 147. Storage 148. Retrieval 149. Heuristic 150. Algorithm 151. Noam Chomsky 152. Hermann Ebbinghaus 153. Wolfgang Köhler 154. Elizabeth Loftus 155. George A. Miller Unit 8 Motivation and Emotion 156. Instincts 157. Incentives 158. Intrinsic Motivation 159. Extrinsic Motivation 160. Needs 161. Drives 162. Homeostasis 163. Drive Reduction Theory 164. Arousal Theory 165. General Adaptation Theory 166. Stress 167. James Lange Theory 168. Cannon Bard Theory 169. Two-factor Theory 170. Alfred Kinsey 171. Abraham Maslow 172. Stanley Schachter 173. Hans Selye Unit 9 Developmental Psychology 174. Nature 175. Nurture 176. Conception 177. Gestation 178. Maturation 179. Temperament 180. Attachment 181. Cognitive Development 182. Moral Development 183. Social Development 184. Socialization 185. Sex/Gender Unit 10 Personality 186. Mary Ainsworth 187. Diana Baumrind 188. Erik Erikson 189. Carol Gilligan 190. Harry Harlow 191. Lawrence Kohlberg 192. Konrad Lorenz 193. Lev Vygotsky 194. Trait 195. Social Learning Theory 196. MMPI 197. TAT 198. Self-Concept 199. Collectivism 200. Individualism 201. Alfred Adler 202. Paul Costa and Robert McCrae 203. Carl Jung

5 Unit 11 Testing and Individual Differences 204. Intelligence 205. Reliability 206. Validity 207. Normal Curve 208. Gifted 209. Cognitively Disabled 210. Alfred Binet 211. Francis Galton 212. Howard Gardner 213. Charles Spearman 214. Robert Sternberg 215. Louis Terman 216. David Wechsler Unit 12 Abnormal Behavior 217. DSM 218. Anxiety Disorders 219. Somatoform Disorders 220. Mood Disorders 221. Schizophrenia 222. Organic Disturbance 223. Personality Disorders 224. Dissociative Disorders 225. Insanity Unit 13 Treatment of Psychological Disorders 226. Psychotherapy 227. Behavioral Therapy 228. Cognitive Therapy 229. Humanistic Therapy 230. Individual Therapy 231. Group Therapy Unit 14 Social Psychology 232. Aaron Beck 233. Albert Ellis 234. Mary Cover Jones 235. David Rosenhan 236. Joseph Wolpe 237. Fundamental Attribution Error 238. Self-serving Bias 239. Deindividuation 240. Group Polarization 241. Groupthink 242. Obedience 243. Conformity 244. Central Route 245. Peripheral Route 246. Bystander Effect 247. Social Facilitation 248. In-Group/Out-Group 249. Stereotype 250. Prejudice 251. Ethnocentrism 252. Self-fulfilling Prophecy 253. Altruism 254. Aggression 255. Attraction 256. Cognitive Dissonance 257. Solomon Asch 258. Leon Festinger 259. Stanley Milgram 260. Philip Zimbardo

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