4.2 Flashcards

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Conscious

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-aware of your surroundings when your awake

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Unconscious

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  • lacking awareness or consciousness
  • not awake
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preconscious

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  • the part of the mind in which preconscious thoughts or memories reside
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free association

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  • The patient is allowed to talk without pause in a stream of words
  • Freud believed this shows the thinking which would lead to the unconscious mind.
  • FREE speech
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projective tests

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  • a personality test in which subjects are shown images and asked to interpret them
  • the bunny or duck picture
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Defense mechanism

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dealing with impulses and emotions

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repression

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  • the route of all other mechanisms
  • when you try to banish your impulses
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displacement

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  • a defense mechanism that involves transferring negative feelings from one thing to another.
  • ex: a person angry at their boss take it out their anger on a family member.
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projection

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  • when you try to think of another way to get what you want
  • ex: the man whore fucks everyone but he actually just wants to fuck his mom but he cant so he finds another way which is being a whore
    -put your impulses on to others
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rationalization

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  • excuse that someones a bitch because blah blah but its not a real reason
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reaction formation

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  • converting your impulses into the opposite actions
  • ex: being mean to a girl because you like her (opposite)
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regression

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  • going back to the stages where sex wasn’t an issue
  • ex: sucking your thumb at a grow age
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sublimation

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  • ex: Vhango cut his ears drew it and boxed it up shipped it to a girl
  • taking your impulses and craziness and putting into smt you do (workout, planning, work in general)
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Person-Centered

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  • therapy where the client does most of the talking
  • literally regular therapy
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Unconditional Positive Regard

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  • complete support and acceptance of a person no matter what that person says or does
  • you will love hem no matter what they do or say (husband)
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self serving bias

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when you do smt good you think your the best and when you do bad you think you the worst

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big five

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  • acronym OCEAN
  • openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism
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Extraversion

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  • outgoing and tend to gain energy in social situations.
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nurotisum- stability

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characterized by:
- sadness
- moodiness
- emotional instability

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Openness

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  • high in openness tend to have a broad range of interests
  • eager to learn new things and enjoy new experiences.
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Agreeableness

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  • more cooperative while those low in this personality trait tend to be more competitive and sometimes even manipulative.
  • someone more likely who is liked and trusted
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Conscientiousness

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  • Highly conscientious people who tend to be organized and mindful of details.
  • They plan ahead: consider how their behavior affects others
  • are conscious of deadlines.
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temperament

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  • being your self
  • a person’s natural personality traits, including their mood, emotional reactivity, and behavioral style
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Reciprocal Determinism

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  • a person’s behavior is influenced by their thoughts, beliefs
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Self-Efficacy

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  • belief we have in our own abilities
  • our ability to meet the challenges ahead of us and complete a task successfully.
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learned helplessness

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  • occurs when an individual continuously faces a negative situation but stops trying to change their circumstances, even when they have the ability to do so
    -ex: a smoker may repeatedly try and fail to quit.
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locus of control

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  • when people believe that they have full control what happens in their life.
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internal

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  • when you belive you attribute success of your own life
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external

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  • when you believe you cant control your fate because its out of my hands
  • someone else control your destiny
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instinct

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  • something that you just know from birth
  • birds build nest bc they just know how to
    -complex behavior
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drive-reduction theory

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  • the drive to do something
  • caffeine drive, hunger drive (drive to eat because your hungry)
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incentive

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  • external stimuli (the smell of and the cookies in general)
  • Ex: when you go out to eat full don’t want to eat but mom makes cookies you smell them and even though before you didn’t want anything now you do
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sensation seeking

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  • trying to elevate arousal
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experience-seeking

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  • cultural stimulation
  • ex: listening to music
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thrill-seeking

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  • thrill stimuli
    -rollercoaters
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Disinhibition

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  • sexually drawn/stimuli
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Boredom susceptibility

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-cant be bored

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self determination theory

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  • says thats there are two main types of motivation—intrinsic and extrinsic
  • shapes how we behave and think
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Intrinsic

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  • doing smt bc you enjoy it or want to
  • you like painting so you doing it is intrinsic
  • you play volleyball and you like it so your head is IN-trinsic the game
  • inerfeeling of satisfactory
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Extrinsic

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-doing smt bc im paying you to do it wether you like it or not

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glucose

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leptin

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supreses appatite

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orexin

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  • hungrin
  • makes you hungry
  • makes you look for food but you wont just eat anything (bc of low blood sugar)
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grelin

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  • makes you stomach growl
  • you dont care what you eat you just need to eat now
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Anorexia

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  • doesn’t include anything about method
  • when your under 15% under body weight and still not feeling skinny so you still dieting
  • most common in women
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Bulimia

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  • binge eat then they then take steps to avoid weight gain.
    -ex: eating alot then vomiting it all up to lose the weight.
    -ex(kinda): binge workouting (working out but overly working out)
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Yerkes- Dodson Law

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  • when your at a moderate level stress and arousal which your a your peak performance.
  • baseball player x
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display rules

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  • how much emotion a person can display and how much emotion is appropriate in each culture
  • under what circumstances are you allowed to display emotion
    -ex: in china anger is not appropriate to be displayed but in iraq it is appropriate
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elicitors

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  • the actual face expression that evokes a response or reaction from someone or something
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catharsis

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  • when you bottling the anger up and you don’t vent your anger out
  • cats build up anger thats why they’re mean