1) Systematic desensitization was used to help overcome a learned phobia of birds from childhood. 2) As a child, the person was attacked by a sparrow after throwing rocks at its nest, causing a phobia of all birds. 3) As an adult, they fell in love with someone who loved birds, so systematic desensitization was used to help reduce the phobia.

1. Social
Jeopardy
Learning Research Memory
Double
Jeopardy
Introduction
Psychology Methods Unit
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2. Social Psychology
200
He conducted one of the first
experiments on conformity.
Who is Soloman Asch?

3. Social Psychology
400
He conducted a famous experiment at
Stanford University that went too far
and was forced to be shut down.
Who was Zimbardo?

4. Social Psychology
600
He created the cult called Heaven’s
Gate.
Who was Marshall
Applewhite?

5. Social Psychology
800
Followers of an unorthodox, extremist,
or false religion or sect who often live
outside of conventional society under
the direction of a charismatic leader
What is a cult?

6. Social Psychology
1000
Recruited by Family
Recruited by Friends
Recruits often young
People at turning point in their lives
What are Cult Recruitment
Techniques?

7. Learning
200
He is the known as the father of
Operant conditioning.
Who is B.F. Skinner?

8. Learning
400
This principle would explain why we
are afraid of flies after being stung by
a wasp.
What is the principle of
generalization?

9. Learning
600
It is the process of classically
conditioning a desired response
(Relaxation) to a phobic stimuli.
What is Systematic
Desensitization?

10. Learning
800
An example of this would be driving your self to university
one day, because your car pool buddy, called in sick. You
were surprised you knew the way, even though the driver is
the one who gets you there every single day.
What is latent learning?

11. Learning
1000
Throwing up after Halloween because
you caught a flu. You also ate many Kit
Kats. Now you can’t even look at a Kit
Kat.
What is Taste Aversion?

12. Research Methods
200
He “shocked” the world with his
experiments on Obedience
Who is Milgrim?

13. What would you like to
wager?

14. Research Methods
400
Where the participants in an experiment
do not know which group received the
treatment, but the experimenter does.
What is a single blind
experiment?

15. Research Methods
600
In the Bobo doll experiment this would
be the amount of aggression the children
demonstrated towards the doll.
What is the dependent
variable?

16. Research Methods
800
This shows a relationship between
two things, but does not mean one
causes the other.
What is a correlation?

17. Research Methods
1000
This research method allows us to
gather large amounts of data.
What is the survey
method?

18. Memory
200
This type of long term memory would
serve you well in a game like the one
you are playing.
What is semantic?

19. Memory
400
According to this principle the room
where you code a memory should be the
same room where you search for the
memory
What is the Encoding
Specificity principle?

20. Memory
600
An example of this would be to search for a
phone number in the Yellow pages, close the
book and then repeat the number out loud,
until you get to the phone to punch it in
What is Maintenance
Rehearsal?

21. Memory
800
According to this model we can
remember phone numbers (because of
grouping) even though they are 10 digits
long.
What is the 7 plus or
minus two model?

22. Memory
1000
A multiple choice exam is an example
of this type of test.
What is a Paired-Associate Test?

23. Introduction Unit
200
He was credited with establishing the
first psychology laboratoy
Who is Wilhelm Wundt?

24. Introduction Unit
400
These were known as the first 3 main
movement in psychology
What are Behavioral, Psychodynamic,
and Humanistic?

25. Introduction Unit
600
Theory that tells us to adopt the
explanation that
requires the fewest assumptions
What is the Law of
Parsimony?

26. Introduction Unit
800
The psychology field that Clarece
from Silence of the Lambs would
belong to.
Forensic Psychology?

27. Introduction Unit
1000
A key debate in psychology, which argues
whether people learn their behavors from
the environment in which they were raised
or they received them from the genes of
their parents
What is the Nature v
Nurture debate?

28. Double Jeopardy Final Jeopardy
Social Learning Research Memory Introduction
Psychology Methods Unit
400 400 400 400 400
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29. Social Psychology(2)
400
He held a standoff in Waco Texas
Who is David Koresh?

30. Social Psychology(2)
800
The belief that one’s one culture is
superior to others.
What is ethnocentrism?

31. Social Psychology
1200
Negative attitudes towards other
for being in a specific social group
What is prejudice?

32. Social Psychology
1600
He was able to get his cult to drink
poisonous Kool Aid
Who was Jim Jones?

33. Social Psychology
2000
Treating others differently
because they are in a
particular social group
What is discrimination?

34. Learning(2)
400
He is the known for his experiment
with salivating dogs.
Who is Pavlov?

35. Learning(2)
800
This is rewarding or punishing small
behaviours that will lead to a desired
behaviour.
What is shaping?

36. Learning
1200
An example of this would be monkeys raised in
a lab which are not afraid of snakes. Then they
witness monkeys that are in the wild that are
afraid of snakes. After witnessing this the lab
monkeys become afraid of snakes.
What are learned
phobias?

37. Learning
1600
You get stuck in a fridge when you are young(It
happens to the best of us) but you are not afraid of
small spaces like the fridge, you are just afraid of
being stuck in a fridge.
What is discrimination
of bahaviour?

38. Learning
2000
He conducted the “Little Albert
Experiment.”
Who is John Watson?

39. Research Methods(2)
400
An experiment showed a correlation
coefficient of +.99.
What is Strongly
positively correlated?

40. Research Methods(2)
800
Things the experiment might have forgotten
to control or did not account for. Ex: The
experimenter did not control the background
noise of his experiment
What are extraneous
Variables?

41. Research Methods
1200
An irrational fear of an object,
situation, or activity, that is out of
proportion to the actual danger.
What is a phobia?

42. Research Methods
1600
This will lessen the likelihood of a
behaviour.
What is a punisher?

43. Research Methods
2000
What the experimenter thinks will
happen during his or her experiment.
What is a hypothesis?

44. Memory(2)
400
A leader in eye witness testimony and
its validity.
Who is Elizabeth
Loftus?

45. What would you like to
wager?

46. Memory(2)
800
It is the idea that memory is best right
after the material is learned, and as
time passes we forget more and more.
What is the curve of
forgetting?

47. Memory
1200
The stages that are human memory
goes through when trying to
remember something.
What are Encoding-
storage-retrieval?

48. Memory
1600
Cases in court have used these to
convict suspects, but it is still
unproven whether or not they exist.
What are repressed
memories?

49. Memory
2000
Storage of events such as sights,
sounds and tastes with no further
processing or interpretation.
What is sensory memory?

50. Introduction Unit (2)
400
He is one of the big players in the
humanistic approach to psychology.
Who is Abraham
Maslow?

51. What would you like to
wager?

52. Introduction Unit(2)
800
An example of this effect would be
dumbo thinking he needs a magical
feather to fly.
What is the placebo
effect?

53. Introduction Unit
1200
An example of this phenomena is from the
movie Austin Powers, Austin meets a man
with a giant mole on his face. Austin is
unable to stop himself from saying the word
mole in every sentence.
What is the slip of the
tongue phenomena?

54. Introduction Unit
1600
Jane Goodall is known for this. She
spent her time in the Congo studying
Gorillas
What is Naturalistic
Observation?

55. Introduction Unit
2000
He is famous for his work in hypnosis,
the unconscious mind, and dream
analysis.
Who is Freud?

56. Final Jeopardy
An example of this would be the following
scenario: You were attacked by a diving sparrow
when you were 10, because you were throwing
rocks at its nest. You became terrified of birds. At
25 you married the love of your life and she or he
loved birds. He or she convinced you to get
systematically desensitized of your phobia. And it
worked. At 55 you’re out in the park coming across
a birds nest and you freak out like you did when
you had the phobia.
What is Spontaneous
Recovery?

57. What would you like to
wager?