Final study guide Flashcards

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social Psychology

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Study of how people influence each others thoughts, feelings, and behaviors

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Attribution theory

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how we explain other behaviors

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fundamental Attribution Error

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Overestimating personality traits and underestimating situational factors when judging others

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Attitude

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Beliefs and feelings that influence behavior

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cognitive dissonance theory

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Mental discomfort when attitudes and behaviors don’t match leading to attitude change

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Comformity

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Adjusting behavior to match group norms

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Stereotype

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Generalized belief about a group of people

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discrimination

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unjust behavior based on group membership

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scapegoat theory

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blaming others to relieve fustration

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Zimbardo

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Stanford Prison experiment that illustrates that humans act based off the nature around them

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Milgram

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Yale professor that ran experiments to show that ordinary people obey authority figures even when those orders conflict there own moral beliefs

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Festinger

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The Festinger theory of cognitive dissonance states that when a person deals with information or actions that contradicts their personal beliefs, they will feel uneasy, become aware of the inconsistency, and be motivated to find a way to make the actions and beliefs more consistent.

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Adrenal Glands

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Releases coritsal and adrenaline

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Flight or Fight

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Immediete stress response

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HPA axis

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Hypothalamus-> Pituitary -> Adrenal glands

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General adaption syndrome

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1) Alarm
2)Resistance
3)Exhaustion

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Psychoneuroimmunology

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Study of how stress affects immune function

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Positive psychology

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Study of how stress affects immune function

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Positive Psychology

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Focus on well being resilience

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Sapolsky

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Specialization in primatology and neuroscience. Shows that chronic stress harms health

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Cannon

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Flight or FIght response theory

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Selye

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The first scientist to identify that stress is a underpinning of nonspecific signs and symptoms of illness

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Seligman

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A leading authority in the fields of positive psychology, resilience, learned helplessness, depression, optimism, and pessimism

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Diathesis Stress Model

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Genetic predisposition + stress = disorder

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DSM-V
Classifies mental disorders
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Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Chronic worry
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Panic Disorder
Sudden intense fear episodes
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Phobia
Irrational fear
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OCD
Obssessions + Compulsions
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PTSD
Trauma induced symptoms
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Major depressive Disorder
Persistent sadness
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Bipolar disorder
Manic + depressive episodes
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Schizophrenia
Positive Symptoms: Hallucinations and delusions Negative Symptoms: Flat affect and social withdrawls
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Dissociative Identity disorder
Multiple identities
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Thomas Szasz
Criticized over-medicalization of mental illness. Believes that mental illness is a myth
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Elyn Saks
Schizophrenia researcher
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Psychoanalysis (freud)
Free association, unconscious conflicts
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Humanistic Thearpy (Rogers)
Client- centered, unconditional positive regard
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Cognitive- Behavioral Therapy (beck)
Change Maladaptive thoughts/ behaviors
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Antipsychotics medications
Thorazine, Clozaril
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Antianxiety medications
Xanax, Valium
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Antidepressents medications
Prozac, zoloft
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Mood Stabilizers medication
Lithium
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ECT medications
electroconvulsive therapy
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Pinel and Dix
Argued for more humane treatment of people with psychological disorders
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Rogers
developed client centered therapy
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Freud
founding psychoanalysis, a therapeutic approach that explored the unconscious mind
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Beck
Developed the revolutionary therapy at the university of pennsylvania in the 1960s called CBT which is a cognitive behavior therapy