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Question 1

Subjective perspective of the individual becomes important

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Personal- Construct theory

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Personalities the result of prior conditioning

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Behaviorist theory

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Naturally developing toward wholeness

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Humanistic theory

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A given stimuli produces a given response
Conditioning in which the experimenter produces the subjects response whenever desired by presenting an unconditional stimulus to form a new association between the unconditioned stimulus and the conditioned response

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Classical conditioning

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Any stimulus that follows a response and Increases the probability of its occurrence.
Conditioning in which the experiment takes a response that the subject already has and strengthens it by reinforcing every time it occurs

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Operant conditioning

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Who is the credit for the development for classical conditioning

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Ivan Pavlov

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Banishment of memories

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Repression

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Attribute one wishes to another

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Projection

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Isolate emotions from conscious awareness

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Isolation

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Use of intellectual thing to avoid unconscious conflicts

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Intectualization

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Justify unacceptable attitude

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Rationalization

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Adopting feelings contrary to real feelings (smoke screen)

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Reaction formation

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Transfer emotions from one object to another

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Displacement

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Model your values after another

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Identification

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Retreat to actions of early childhood

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Regression

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To remain at a certain level of emotional development

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Fixation

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To carry out an unconscious act to negate a previous mistake

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Undoing

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Striving to make up for inferiority feelings overcompensate

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Compensation

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In socially unacceptable says

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Overcompensation

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Accepting unacceptable drives

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Sublimation

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Deceive self about true desires

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Substitution

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Store attitudes in separate departments of brain

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Compartmentalization

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Deny the existence of something disturbing

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Denial

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Is a condition in which below normal general intellectual functioning begins before age 18 and is associated with impairment in adaptive behavior

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Mental retardation

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How did ancient writers view it?

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Natural phenomenon, manifestation of demonic forces

Question 26

True or false- Alcohol consumption during pregnancy can cause mental retardation

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True

Question 27

What are some Psychosocial factors that are believed to cause mental retardation

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Lack of love and intellectual stimulation, malnutrition, physical abuse, and social isolation in early life

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6 stages that parents go through of a retarded child

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1. Awareness of some kind of problem 2. Denial of retardation 3. Parents recognize their child's retardation 4. Search for a cause 5. Search for a cure 6. Acceptance

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Credit for development of classical conditioning theory

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Ivan P. Pavlov

Question 30

An American psychologist, began a study in which the experimenter takes a present response a reinforces it every time it occurs known as conditioning

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John Watson

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Who proposed that much of behavior has been learned by observing models; this we call observational learning

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Bandura

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A well known behavioral psychologist in America, based his work on the principles of operant conditioning.

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B.F. Skinner

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Famous for his studies on learned helplessness

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Seligman

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Counterconditioning which associates an undesirable state with an unwanted behavior

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Aversive conditioning

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Process by which a series of conditioned stimuli serves as a substitute for other originally conditioned stimuli

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Higher order conditioning

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Process in which behavior in response to a given stimulus can be prompted by a similar stimulus

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Generalization

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Stimulus which sets the stage or provides the occasion for an organism to emit a voluntary operant response

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Discriminating stimulus

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The elimination of a reinforcement so that a given behavior will decrease

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Extinction

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Personality linked to physical

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Trait theory

Question 40

Current evidence suggest that intellectual ability results from and interaction between heredity and environment, with heredity setting the _ and environment determining the exact_ reached.

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