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AP Psych - Units 1, 2 & 8 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Yerkes-Dodson law
  2. natural selection
  3. foot-in-the-door phenomenon
  4. homeostasis
  5. hierarchy of needs
  6. frustration-aggression principle
  7. functionalism
  8. normal curve (normal distribution)
  9. Solomon Asch
  10. placebo effect
  11. set point
  12. biological psychology
  13. James-Lange theory
  14. random sample
  15. facial feedback effect
  16. inferential statistics
  17. median
  18. ingroup
  19. physiological need
  20. estrogens
  21. social-cultural psychology
  22. social script
  23. outgroup
  24. two-factor theory
  25. biopsychosocial approach
  26. double-blind procedure
  27. descriptive statistics
  28. reciprocity norm
  29. operational definition
  30. Dorothea Dix
  31. control group
  32. standard deviation
  33. behavioral psychology
  34. behavior feedback
  35. hindsight bias
  36. superordinate goals
  37. nature-nurture issue
  38. replication
  39. Wilhelm Wundt
  40. sexual response cycle
  41. social facilitation
  42. social loafing
  43. validity
  44. mere exposure effect
  45. conformity
  46. hypothesis
  47. altruism
  48. behaviorism
  49. Cannon-Bard theory
  50. debriefing
  51. bystander effect
  52. cognitive psychology
  53. passionate love
  54. self-fulfilling prophecy
  55. testosterone
  56. naturalistic observation
  57. motivation
  58. Philip Zimbardo
  59. cognitive dissonance theory
  60. group polarization
  61. case study
  62. fundamental attribution error
  63. statistical significance
  64. scatterplot
  65. mean
  66. Stanley Milgram
  67. just-world phenomenon
  68. sampling bias
  69. evolutionary psychology
  70. peripheral route persuasion
  71. psychodynamic psychology
  72. catharsis
  73. instinct
  74. Ethnocentrism
  75. range
  76. Leon Festinger
  77. mode
  78. groupthink
  79. social trap
  80. Type A
  81. Charles Darwin
  82. general adaptation syndrome (GAS)
  83. correlation
  84. experiment
  85. drive-reduction theory
  86. companionate love
  87. humanistic psychology
  88. stress
  89. structuralism
  90. confounding variable
  91. survey
  92. skewed distribution
  93. illusory correlation
  94. experimental group
  95. dependent variable
  96. normative social influence
  97. William James
  98. attribution theory
  99. Type B
  100. informed consent
  101. experimental psychology
  102. independent variable
  103. deindividuation
  104. social psychology
  105. mirror-image perceptions
  106. developmental psychology
  107. central route persuasion
  108. random assignment
  109. emotion
  110. population