pg 13-15 Flashcards

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if a problem occurs in one stage, similar problems may come up later in life
i.e.-> smoking is one, due to a lack of pleasure in oral stage.

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Fixation

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judging the likelihood of things in term of how well them seem to represent/match particular prototype
i.e. -> a short, slim, poetry reading man is an ivy league professor, not a truck driver.

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representative heuristics

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estimating the likelihood of events based on their availability in memory i.e. -> after a horrifying house fire, a person will think that a house fire is more common than a tornado hitting house, even if they live in a tornado valley because they can remember the house fire.

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Available Heurisitcs

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the inability to see the different uses of an object
i.e -> a paper clip’s only use is to clip papers

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Functional Fixedness

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the best time to learn a language is during childhood, kids are sponges and able to absorb the language better than in high school.

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Noam Chomsky

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Linguistic determination, language determines the way we think

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Benjamin Whorf

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the stage of speech development in which an infant utters various sounds at first unrelated to the household’s language

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babbling stage

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the stage of speech development during which a child speaks mostly in single words, from age 1 to 2.

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one-word stage

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beginning at age 2, child speaks mostly in two word statements

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two-word stage

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early speech stage in which a child speaks like a telegram using mostly nouns and verbs, omitting auxiliary words.

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Telegraphic stage

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an individual’s characteristic pattern of thinking, feeling, and acting

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personality

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hard-driving, aggressive, anger-prone, people

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Type A

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easygoing,relaxed people

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Type B

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unscripted, uncensored talking, which is supposed to provide clues to the unconscious parts of the mind

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Free association

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contains a reservoir of unconscious psychic energy that strives for basic sexual and aggressive drives, immediate gratification (devil)

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Id

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id operates on this - strives for pleasure, at all costs

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Pleasure Principle

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the largest conscious, executive part of the personality that mediates between the demands of the id, superego, and reality

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Ego

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the ego operates on this - you can’t always get what you want, realistically

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Reality principle

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the part of the personality that represents internalized ideals and provides standard judgement and for future aspirations (angel)

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Superego

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go’s a productive method of reducing anxiety by unconsciously distorting reality

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Defense Mechanisms

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pushing bad thoughts to back of the mind, forgetting

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Repression

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refusing to accept reality, so say it didn’t really happen

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Denial

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taking your anger out on someone else

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displacement

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pushing your own feelings on to someone else

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showing the opposite feelings you have
reaction formation
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going back to an earlier stage of development
regression
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giving false reason why you did what you did
rationalization
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putting bad urges into acceptable social ways
sublimination
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a woman's want for the man's power
penis envy
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neo-freudian feminist
horney
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a man's want to be able to reproduce
womb envy
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all humans are basically good and have free will
humanism
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people are genuine, accepting, and empathic
rogers
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all our thoughts are feelings about ourselves in answer to the question, "who am I?" we strive to form a positive one. thy difference between a real self and an ideal self will form this
self-concept
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who you really are in terms of personality
real self
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who you want to be, your perfect self
ideal self
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an attitude of total acceptance towards another person
unconditional positive regard
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study, define, and track one's traits over their life time, they don't care about the why, just what they are
trait theory
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a characteristic patter of behavior or a disposition to feel or act, as assessed by self-reporting inventories and peer reports
trait
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organized, careful, and disciplined
conscientiousness
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soft-heart, trusting, and helpful
agreeableness
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calm, secure, and self-satisfied
neuroticism
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imaginative, preference for variety, and independent
openness
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sociable, fun-loving, and affectionate
extraversion
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personality tests that provide ambiguous stimuli designed to trigger projections of one's inner dynamics
projective tests
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most widely used projective test, a series of ten inkblots, the participant looks at the inkblot and say what they see
rorschach inkblots
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participant is given a picture and they must make up a story about the picture
TAT
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the most widely researched and clinically used of all personality tests. Originally developed to identity emotional disorders, this test is now used for many other screening purposes
MMPI
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the perception that once can control their own fate
internal locus of control
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the perception that one's fate is controlled by an outside force and that they have no control over it
external locus of control
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unconscious is really powerful, but contains more that bad thoughts, etc.
carl jung
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jung's concept of a shared, inherited reservoir of memory traces from our species' history
collective unconscious
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followers of Freud who broke off due to his emphasis on childhood memories and sexually aggressive urges
neo-freudian
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how capable we think we are in controlling event, determined by previous event, comparisons with other abilities, listening what other say about our capabilities and feedback from body
self-efficacy
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when unable to avoid repeated adverse evets, the person/animal feels helpless and will not try any more to avoid/escape
learned helplessness
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the avoiding of feelings of inadequacy and insignificance
inferiority complex
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the tendency to overestimate others' noticing and evaluating our appearances, performance, and blunders
spotlight effect
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a readiness to perceive oneself favorably
self-serving bias