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What is anthropology

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Anthropology is....Anthropology is the study of humanity. Anthropology has origins in the natural sciences, the humanities, and the social sciences. The term was first used by François Péron when discussing his encounters with Tasmanian Aborigines. The term "anthropology", pronounced, is from the Greek "human", "discourse" or "study".

Its basic questions concern: "What defines Homo sapiens?" "Who are the ancestors of modern Homo sapiens?" "What are humans' physical traits?" "How do humans behave?" "Why are there variations and differences among different groups of humans?" "How has the evolutionary past of Homo sapiens influenced its social organization and culture?" and so forth.

To define anthropology in laymen's terms: anthropology is the study of anything and everything 'human', from the way we procured food 10,000 years ago to the way we drive our cars today, and everything in between. Basically, if it has to do with humans, it is anthropological in nature.

The study of humans (and what it is to be human). Divided into 4 subfields: Sociocultural, Biological, Archaeological, and Linguistic.

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What is APA

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APA is American Psychological Association.

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Who was the father of psychology

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wilhem wundt

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Whose scientific writing influenced Sigmund Freud

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Darwin

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Which domain of psychology is concerned with how learning is linked to intelligence and motivation

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cognitive

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Which domain of psychology studies the lifelong process of development fron conception to old age

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developmental

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Which domain of psychology provides the research tools to accomplish the psychologist's goals

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methods

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In which field of psychology do scientists apply psychological principles and research methods to the workplace in the interest of improving productivity and the quality of work life

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iNDUStRiAl-ORGANiZAtiON

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What should be used as a way to make an educated guess about the relationship between the independent variable and the dependent variable

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Inferential Statistics

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What describes the results of BF Skinner's study of animal behavior

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When an animal is reinforced for displaying a certain behavior, the animal is likely to repeat that behavior.

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The scientific investigation of the relationship between two or more variables describes which of these

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ReSearch

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In which field of psychology do scientists work in university or medical research facilities and attempt to discover how things such as genetics and chemical imbalances affect behavior

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biological

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Which of these methods does a psychiatrists not use to determine what is wrong with a patient

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Brain Surgery

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What treatment process might a psychologist employ to help Tom overcome his phobia of dogs and other animals

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systematic desensitization

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What term describes the way Tom responded to other furry animals in the same way he did to dogs

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generalization

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You decide to select ten percent of the inmates in a prison to receive a survey You decide you want your sample to be representative of the population Which sampling process would provide the most r

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a stratified random sample

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Scientists working in counseling centers independent or group practices or hospitals often specialize in which field of psychology

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clinical

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In which field of psychology do scientists collaborate with teachers parents and support personnel to create safe healthy and supportive learning environments for all students

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school

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The mean median and mode are examples of what type of statistics

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descriptive statistics

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What type of research is used to gather information of describe a phenomenon

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descriptive research

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What variable is influenced by the variable that is manipulated

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The dependent variable.

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What is anthropology

The study of humans (and what it is to be human). Divided into 4 subfields: Sociocultural, Biological, Archaeological, and Linguistic.

What is APA

APA is American Psychological Association.

Who was the father of psychology

wilhem wundt

Whose scientific writing influenced Sigmund Freud

Darwin

Which domain of psychology is concerned with how learning is linked to intelligence and motivation

cognitive

Which domain of psychology studies the lifelong process of development fron conception to old age

developmental

Which domain of psychology provides the research tools to accomplish the psychologist's goals

methods

In which field of psychology do scientists apply psychological principles and research methods to the workplace in the interest of improving productivity and the quality of work life

iNDUStRiAl-ORGANiZAtiON

What should be used as a way to make an educated guess about the relationship between the independent variable and the dependent variable

Inferential Statistics

What describes the results of BF Skinner's study of animal behavior

When an animal is reinforced for displaying a certain behavior, the animal is likely to repeat that behavior.

The scientific investigation of the relationship between two or more variables describes which of these

ReSearch

In which field of psychology do scientists work in university or medical research facilities and attempt to discover how things such as genetics and chemical imbalances affect behavior

biological

Which of these methods does a psychiatrists not use to determine what is wrong with a patient

Brain Surgery

What treatment process might a psychologist employ to help Tom overcome his phobia of dogs and other animals

systematic desensitization

What term describes the way Tom responded to other furry animals in the same way he did to dogs

generalization

You decide to select ten percent of the inmates in a prison to receive a survey You decide you want your sample to be representative of the population Which sampling process would provide the most r

a stratified random sample

Scientists working in counseling centers independent or group practices or hospitals often specialize in which field of psychology

clinical

In which field of psychology do scientists collaborate with teachers parents and support personnel to create safe healthy and supportive learning environments for all students

school

The mean median and mode are examples of what type of statistics

descriptive statistics

What theory does the humanistic perspective advance

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Who was the father of psychology

What did Ivan Pavlov discover with regard to the digestive process of dogs

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What did Ivan Pavlov discover with regard to the digestive process of dogs

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Whose scientific writing influenced Sigmund Freud

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What is the name given to the valleys on the surface of the cerebral cortex

What is the largest part of the forebrain

The autonomic nervous system includes which of these major components

Human Anatomy and Physiology

What is the name given to the valleys on the surface of the cerebral cortex

What is the largest part of the forebrain

What part of the brain helps to regulate drives such as hunger and thirst and also plays an important role in emotions

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What is the largest part of the forebrain

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What theory does the humanistic perspective advance

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