Chapters - 8-11 Flashcards

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what is the goal of freudian defense mechanisms?

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to prevent anxiety

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what principles does psychonamic approach use

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psychic determinism

psychoanylitic theory

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define sublimation

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socially inacceptable covert to acceptable

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reaction formation

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hitting a girl you like

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what are the stages of personality (freud)?

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  1. oral
  2. anal
  3. phallic
  4. latency
  5. genital
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who are the neo freudians?

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jung - other drives/ introversion
adler - overcome helplessness
horney - womb envy

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6
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what are modern takes on the paychodynamic approach?

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object relations & attachment theory

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who did trait theory? non-biological

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allport - central & secondary

cattell - what do people share?

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8
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who did trait theory biological?

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eyesenck & gray

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9
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what were eyesenck’s two demensions?

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inteoversion

emotionality

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10
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gray’s reinforcement sensitivity

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comes from specific brain regions

bas and ffs

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what is the social cognitive approcach all about?

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personality is acquired through learning

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12
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rotter

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social-cognitive
expectancies
internals vs. externals

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13
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bandura

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reciprocal determinism and self efficacy

social cognitive

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Mischel’s Cognitive/ Affective

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social-cognitive

  1. encodings
  2. expectancies
  3. affects
  4. goals and values
  5. completeness and self-regulatory plans
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what is the humanistic approach about?

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actualizing tendency
phenomenology
self-actualizatiom

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16
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Roger’s Self

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humanistic
self concept
incongruency

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maslow - growth

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self actualization is human need

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ways to assess peraonality

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  1. life outcomes
  2. situationl testa
  3. observer ratings
  4. self-reports
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19
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projective testa

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tat

rorschach inkblot test

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nonprojective tests

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neo-pi-3

mmpi 2 rf - clinical scales

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mediating factors of streas

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  1. predict
  2. control
  3. social support
  4. coping skills
  5. appraisal
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what is streas

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stress is a process

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23
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ways to measure streaa

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holmes and ray - SRRS

johnson & siegel - open-ended one

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what is the gwneral adaptation symdrome?
1. alarm 2. resistance 3. exhaustion
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define ruminative thinking
cant get it off my mind
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look up diathesis - stress
yea
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steps in cognitive appraisal
primary- assess seveeity | secondary- coping assesment
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what are the two coping methods
problem focused vs. emotion focused
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oxycotin
idk man
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stress related personality types
a. ambitious b. relaxed c. holds it in d. hardy, thrives on streas
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rosenstock's health belief model
1. personal threat 2. percieve seriousness 3. believing that change will help 4. weight costs and benefits
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readiness atages of illness
1. precontemplation 2. contemplation 3. preparation 4. actiom 5 maintenence
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what are the 4 typea of atreaa coping methods?
cognitive emotiomal behvioral physical
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what is developmental psychology
course and cause of lifetime developmental changes
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john locke
development | tabula rasa
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jean jacques rousseau
obey nature
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arnold gesell
development actually studied favored maturation
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John B. Watson
Development | everything is learned
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Jean Piaget
nature and nurture work together
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terratogens
substances harmful to fetus
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how many reflexes does a newborn have
over 20
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Piaget
``` children are actually active explorers and not just little adults different stages (qualitative) ```
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What are Piaget;s 4 stages of cognitive development?
sensorimotor preoperational concrete operational formal operational
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sensorimotor stage
0-2 schemas about sensory functions > object permanance
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peroperational
a. 2-4 symbols, play pretend b. 4-7 ego centric intuitive guesses cant tell imagination from reality > conservation
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concrete operational
only think about what is possible >think abstractly
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Piaget was wrong about...
infants better pocket learning many more variables
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Information processing model
there is stuff here
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Vygotsky
culture matters
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temperament
from birth- easy, difficult, slow to warm up
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Bowlby's attachment
secure, avoidant, ambivalent, disorganized
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Eriksons stages (1968)
1. trust 2. autonomy 3. initiative 4. industry 5. adolescence 6. early adult 7. middle age 8. old age
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parenting styles (west)
authoritarian permissive authoritative uninvolved *no best style
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development recap
0-2 attachemnt 2-4 development 4-10 socialize
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Kohlberg's Stages
moral development preconventional conventional postconventional
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preconventional
0-9 1. authority 2. good deal
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conventional
9-19 3. get approval 4. do duty
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postconventional
19+ 5. respect rules 6. ethics
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dialectical
knowledge is relative
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stages of death
1. denial 2. anger 3. bargaining 4. depression 5. acceptance
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aging theories
wear and tear | free radical cellular clock
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What are the sources of motivation
``` 1.psysiological factors 2, needs 3. emotional factors 4, cognitive factors 5. social and environmental factors -combine to find theories of motivation ```
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what are the theories of motivation
instict doctrine drive reduction theory arousal theory incentive theory
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what are the types of motviation?
intrinsic motivation | extrinsic motivation
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what does the brain measure the blood for in terms of eating?
nutrients and hormones
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eating nutrients and what they do
glucose - stop! fatty acids - fat amino acis -protien
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eating hormones and what they do
ghrelin - eat! insulin - use glucose! (dont really eat) leptin - stop over the long term!
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what does the lateral hypothalamus say?
eat!
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What does the hypothalamus detect?
ghrelin leptin insulin increases hunger/reduce energy
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paraventricular nucleus in hypothalamus
stop!
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neropeptide Vs. serotonin
carbs
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galanin vs. enterostatin
fat
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endocannabinoids
just eat! (tasty)
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sexual response cycle stages
1. excitement 2. plateau 3. orgasmic 4. resolution (refractory)
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female hormones
estrogens, progestational
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male hormones
androgens
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BnST
brain area larger in men could predict orientation
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maslow (1970)
``` self actualization esteem belongingness and love safety physiological ```
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Clayton's Alderfer's ERG
existance, relatedness, growth
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what are the 6 basic emotions
``` happiness anger sadness disgust fear surprise` ```
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what system is the amygdala part of
limbic
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what does the amygdala do
associations, fear, facial
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left side of brain
negative emotions
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right side of brain
laughing | most emotions
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anonomic nervous system contains
parasympathetic and symapthetic
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parasympathetic
acetylcholine | growth nourishment
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sympathetic
norepinephrine | fight or flight
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prymidal part of brain
voluntary
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estraprymidal
involuntary
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What are the theories of emotion
james-lange/peripheral canom's central theory cognitive theories
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james lange
i shake | shake makes me afraid
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canon's central theory
thalmus is seat of emotion ---- both emotion and reaction
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what are the 3 cognitive theories of emotion
schacter-singer excitation transfer theory cognitive appraisal theory
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schacter-singer
emotions shaped by interpretation
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excitation transfer theory
emotions carry over
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social referencing
look at expressions and emotions for guidance
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longitudinal study
same people across time
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cross sectional
different ages same time
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cross sequential
mix bitch