Questions Bitch Flashcards
(90 cards)
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Developmental Psychology
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The study of changes that occur in people from birth through old age.
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Organ that provides nutrients and removes waste during prenatal development.
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Placenta
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Baby’s vocalization and repetition of consonant-vowel combination
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Babbling
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Development of a stable sense of self. Leading toward independence
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Identity formation
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A developing human organism from beginning around 3 months after conception.
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Fetus
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A drastic lifestyle shift during adulthood because an individual does not feel fulfilled.
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Midlife crisis
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A process where an adult reassesses their last, hails, and further plans.
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Midlife transition
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Adolescents’ delusion that they are constantly being observed by others.
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Imaginary audience
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A developing organism between 2 weeks and 3 months after conception.
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Embryo
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Adolescent delusion that they are unique, important , invulnerable, and invincible.
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Personal fable
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Nonsensical sounds made during early infancy
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Cooing
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Personal and collective unconscious
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Jung
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Id, ego, superego.
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Freud
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Unconditional positive regard
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Rogers
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Locus of control
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Rotter
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Self-efficacy
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Bandura
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Libido and pleasure principle
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Freud
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Anxiety more than sex is a powerful motivating force
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Horney
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Inferiority complex
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Adler
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Archetypes
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Jung
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Oedipus and Electra complex
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Freud
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Compensation
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Adler
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8 psychosocial states of development
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Erikson
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False beliefs about reality
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Delusions
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Each night, turning the light switch on and off 9 times before going to bed.
Compulsions
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Rituals a person feels compelled to perform.
Compulsions
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Involuntary thoughts that recur despite the persons attempt to stop them.
Obsessions
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Beliefs that you are Jesus Christ, our lord and savior.
Delusions
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Erroneously believed my that you're seeing people's faces melt
Hallucinations
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Repeatedly washing your hands even after they are clean.
Compulsions
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False sensory perception
Hallucinations
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Reveals the unknown mental processes through behavior, slips of the tongue, dreams, and free association.
Psychoanalysis
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Emphasizes the here and now and the wholesales of the personality.
Gestalt
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Nondirectional form of therapy that calls for unconditional positive regard of the client by the therapist.
Client-centered
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Can be related to childhood memories or any other memories that may have been repressed effecting day to day interaction.
Psychoanalysis
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This type is therapist will confront, frustrate, or challenges their clients beliefs and feelings
Gestalt
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Focusing on emotions and feelings to clients who aren't willing to express their real selves
Gestalt
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Believes that dreams are the royal road to the unconscious.
Psychoanalysis
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Has the goal of helping the client become fully functioning and reaching their highest potential
Client-centered
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Unconscious motives, fears, and memories become integrated into current life.
Psychoanalysis
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A rates disorder in which a person loses their memory, leaves homes, and assumes a new identity.
Dissociative fugue
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Multiple personality disorder
Dissociative identity disorder
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The insistence that a minor symptom means serious illness
Hypochondriasis
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Overblown sense of self importance. The world revolves around me!
Narcissistic personality disorder
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I hate you! Don't leave me! Having extreme instability in mood, self imagine, and relationships
Borderline personality disorder
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Kinetic, distracted, fidgeting, and impulsive
Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
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The sever inability to think or act independently.
Dependent personality disorder
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Characterized by profound developmental problems including speech, social, and motor impairments.
Autism
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The legal term for people who are found not to be responsible for their criminal actions
Insanity
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An intense, paralyzingly, unreasonable fee of something
Phobia
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Habitual bouts of sudden, unpredictable, and overwhelming fear or terror whiteout cause.
Panic disorder
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Valid physical illness caused primarily by excessive stress and anxiety.
Psychosomatic disorders
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Prolonged gauge and intense fears whiteout attachments
General anxiety disorder
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Fear of being alone in public places or separated from security
Agoraphobia
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Reoccurring involuntary thoughts or compulsive rituals
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
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Getting sexually aroused by touching or running against a non consenting person often in public
Frotteurism
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Watching or spying on others having sex
Voyeurism
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Achieving gratification by humiliating or harming your partner dying sex
Sadism
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Obsession involving the use of an off and often nonhuman object to achieve sexual excitement
Fetishism
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The inability to enjoy sex without emotional or physical pain
Masochism
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The category of disorders involve king the use of unconventional sexy objects or situations
Parophilias
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Sex with children or preteens
Pedophilia
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Groaning gratification by exposing yourself to strangers or in public
Exhibitionism
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Biological/chemical/physical agent capable of causing birth defects
Teratogens
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High pitched sound waves to construct a sonogram
Ultrasound
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Withdraw of amniotic fluid to determine genetic abnormalities
Amniocentesis
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Turing the head in the direct of a touch of the face
Rooting
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Characteristic patterns of emotional reactions and emotional self regulation
Temperament
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birth- 1 1/2 children lean through primary caregiver whether environment can be trusted
Trust vs. mistrust
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1 1/2- 3 Sense of whether behavior is under their own control or that of external forces
Autonomy vs. shame
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3-7 children begin to evaluate the consequences of their behavior
Initiative vs. guilt
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7-10 all other crises have been developed and the child must learn skills message to make them productive members of society
Industry vs. inferiority
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First menstrual period
Menarche
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Behavior is the product of psychological forces that interact with the individual, often outside conscious awareness.
Psychodynamic- Freud, Jung, Adler, Erikson
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Energy generated by sexual instinct
Libido
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A partial or complete halt at some point in the individuals psychosexual development
Fixation
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Stage one in which infants erotic feelings center on the mouth, lips, and tongue.
Oral stage
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The child's erotic feelings center on the anus and in elimination
Anal stage
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The erotic feelings center on genitals-
Phallic
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I'm boys, jealous in the same sex parent
Oedipus complex
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In girls, jealously in the same sex parent
The Electra complex
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Period in which child appears to have no interest in the other sex
Latency period
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Normal adult sexual development which is usually marked by mature sexuality
Genital stage
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Emphasizes the fundamental goodness of people and their striving toward higher levels of functioning
Humanistic- rogers,
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Five basic dimensions currently thought to be of central importance in describing personality
The Big Five
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The big five
Extroversion, emotional stability, agreeableness, conscientiousness and openness to experience.
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Unstructured questions-open
| Structured questions- fixed order and content
Personal interview
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Observers watch people's behavior first hand
Direct observation
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Tests administered and scored in a particular war. MMPI.
Objective test
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Objective test (ink blot) that is consisting of ambiguous or unstructured material
Projective tests
