Ch 11-13 (PSY 101) Flashcards

1
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a way to promote wellness

A

get enough sleep

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2
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not a guideline for preventing suicide

A

give a person advice even if they don’t ask for it

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3
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meditation does not accomplish

A

reduced need for sleep

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4
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acculturative stress is lowest for people who choose

A

integration

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5
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not suggested by vaughn to promote positive, optimistic mood

A

using a scapegoat

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6
Q

appraising stressor as a challenge rather than a threat results in

A

less stress

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7
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Selye’s stage with death as a possible outcome

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exhaustion

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8
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make a choice among several goals each with goos and bad points

A

multiple approach avoidance conflict

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9
Q

“rock and a hard place”
“out of the frying pan and into the fire”
are what type of conflicts

A

avoidance-avoidance

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10
Q

decide between 2 favorite desserts

A

approach-approach conflict

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11
Q

reformulated the frustration-aggression hypothesis

A

Berkowitz

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12
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not a source of stress

A

predictability

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13
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according to Ellis, ___would be more stressed shopping and experiencing bad weather

A

elderly

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14
Q

researches found that ___ of daily hassles was a far better predictor of headaches than were scores on a life events scale

A

perceived severity

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15
Q

unpredictable, large scale events that create a great deal of stress and feelings of threat are called

A

catastrophes

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16
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how do today’s researchers differ from Selye in their view of eustress

A

they believe that a certain level of eustress is necessary to promote health

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17
Q

which of the following s a cognitive symptom of stress

A

memory problems

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18
Q

studies have found the degree of conformity to be greater in ___ cultures

A

collectivistic

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19
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to prevent group think, members of a group should do all but which of the following

A

discourage questions and alternate solutions

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20
Q

some researchers believe that milgram’s results were a form of the __ technique of persuasion

A

foot in the door

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21
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the public service messages encourage parents to sit down with their children and talk frankly about drugs are prompting which method of attitude formation

A

direct instruction

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22
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researchers have found that a __degree of fear in a message makes it more effective, particularly when it is combined with

A
  • moderate

- information about how to prevent fearful consequences

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23
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which of the following is not one of the three things people do to reduce cognitive dissonance

A

ignore the conflict

change their behavior and attitude and form a new behavior

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24
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sets of assumptions that people have about different types of people, personality traits, and actions are all related to each other are called

A

implicit personality theories

25
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if behavior is assumed to be caused by internal personality characteristics, this is known as

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a dispositional cause

26
Q

the people with whom a person identifies most strongly are called the

A

in group

27
Q

the ___ explanation of prejudice assumes that the same processes that help form other attitudes form prejudiced attitudes

A

social cognitive

28
Q

the self fulfilling prophecy is a negative outcome of

A

stereotype vulnerability

29
Q

the “robbers cave” experiment showed the value of ___ in combating prejudice

A

equal status contract

30
Q

according to sternberg, married (committed) people who also have intamacy and passion are in the form of love called

A

consummate love

31
Q

the concept of aggression as a basic human instinct driving people to destructive acts was part of early __ theory

A

psychoanalytical

32
Q

the neurotransmitter that seems most involved in aggression

A

testosterone

33
Q

violent videogames have not been blamed for

A

increased levels of altruism in children

34
Q

to which 2 processes do most social psychologists attribute the failure of Kitty Genovese’s neighbors to help her

A

bystander effect and diffusion of responsibility

35
Q

cries for help, shouting, and loud noises all help with which step in the decision process for helping

A

defining on emergency

36
Q

cults do not use ___to gain new members

A

talking with parents of the new recruit

37
Q

which of the following is based on the 5 factor model

A

NEO-PI

38
Q

which of the following is not a type of behavioral assessment

A

thematic apperception test

39
Q

which type of assessment would have the least problem with reliability

A

personality inventory

40
Q

the Rorschach test has people

A

look at ambiguous visual stimuli and tell what they think it is

41
Q

if a client is having trouble talking about what is bothering him, a psychoanalyst might turn to a(n) ___ to probe the client’s unconscious conflicts

A

projective test

42
Q

according to Hofstede, cultures that have many strict rules and laws with lots of security and safety measures and that tend to hold only one philosophical or religious belief are high in

A

uncertainty avoidance

43
Q

the study of inherited portions of personality is called

A

behavioral genetics

44
Q

the five factor model of personality traits does not include

A

self sufficiency

45
Q

how many source traits did cattell use in developing his personality inventory

A

16

46
Q

which of the following viewpoints has different goals from the other 3

A

trait theory

psychoanalytic, behaviorism, humanism

47
Q

according to Rogers, anxiety and neurotic behavior result from

A

a mismatch between real and ideal self

48
Q

striving for fulfillment of one’s potential

A

self actualization

49
Q

unlike the psychodynamic view, the social cognitive view of personality

A

has been scientifically tested

50
Q

for Bandura, one of the most important person variables in determining personality

A

self efficacy

51
Q

to explain a person’s personality, behaviorists would look to

A

the early experiences of rewards and punishments for certain behavior

52
Q

research has begun to show some support for which of Freud’s concepts

A

the concept of unconscious mind

53
Q

according to Adler middle children tend to be

A

competitive

54
Q

Freud’s emphasis on sex and sexual development was mostly due to

A

the culture within which he and his patients existed at the time

55
Q

which of the following is the definition of personality

A

the unique way an individual thinks, feels and acts

56
Q

the __ develops in the __ stage as a result of identification

A

superego

phallic

57
Q

which structure of the personality, according to Freud, works on the reality principle?

A

ego

58
Q

which of Freud’s parts of the personality is the most like short-term memory

A

conscious