Chapter 10 Flashcards
abstract, intangible concepts of importance or meaning
values
one’s beliefs about one’s values, often expressed as opinions
attitudes
actions based on conscious thoughts
behaviors
learned behavior to a stimulus with regard to involuntary functions
classical conditioning
a learned behavior that stems from a voluntary function
operant conditioning
ability to emulate or imitate one’s behaviors based on observation of respected individuals
modeling
a model that illustrates the steps taken to change negative behaviors to positive ones
behavior modification model
refusal to admit that one practices unhealthy behavior
denial
learning to become aware of a specific behavior in the effort to change it
awareness
subbing in a new behavior over a negative one
behavioral substitution
observing and analyzing a newly adopted behavior to determine if the new behavior works
evaluation
behavior that is neither passive nor aggressive, but proactively diplomatic
assertiveness
behavior involving feelings of resentment and victimization
passive behavior style
aggression based behavior that employs intimidation and manipulation
aggressive behavior styles
behavior styles that is tolerant and considerate in the quest for individual rights
assertive behavior style
