Introduction to SAP Flashcards
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describe someone who is “convergent”
♥ very goal oriented, accomplishes these goals logically and methodically
♥ might lack creativity
describe someone who is “divergent”
♥ creative, extroverted, intuitive
♥ will reach out to new areas and other people
♥ aren’t particularly methodical or reliable
psychology is..
♥ the scientific study of behavior and thought
how did the north american indians explain abnormal behaviour
♥ believed that those who behaved strangely were possessed by evil spirits
how did the ancient greeks explain abnormal behaviour
♥ suggested that abnormal behavior was caused by disease, a blow to the head, or chemical imbalances in the body
phrenology is..
the study of “reading” personalities by feeling the bumps on people’s heads
who is Sigmund Freud
father of psychoanalysis
what is behaviourism
a branch of psychology that focuses on the study of observed behaviour
who first used the term sociology
♥ auguste comte
what did herbert spencer contribute to sociology
♥ suggested that societies constantly change to adapt to their environment
sociology is…
the study of the development, structure, and functioning of human society
cultural anthropology is..
the study of different human cultures
how do cultural anthropologists study a culture
they live with the people for a long time as one of them in order to get an understanding of their culture
what is Franz Boas’ contribution to cultural anthropology
♥ his study of the pacific northwest indians strongly influenced generations of cultural anthropologists
♥ he believed that all cultures were equally valid and special, unlike the many other anthropologists in that time who believed developed countries>underdeveloped countries
franz boas is the …….. of cultural anthropology
founder
what do physical anthropologists study
- human evolution
- the variations and similarities in physical appearance among groups or people
sociology is..
the scientific study of the development, structure, and functioning of human society
overt
open to view
covert
hidden, cannot be seen
bystander effect
the phenomenon where an individual is less likely to help when there are other bystanders
diffusion of responsibility
the theory that states an individual’s sense of responsibility diminishes as the number of other bystanders increase
deindividuation
the phenomenon where individuals are more likely to act impulsively, commit crimes or perform antisocial acts when concealed by a crowd
who suggested that societies constantly change to adapt to their environment
herbert spencer
what is urban-overload hypothesis
people in cities are so bombarded by stimulation that they keep to themselves to avoid overload