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Chapter 7 - 13 Flashcards

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Logical Concept:

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Clearly defined rules for membership things like

  • Math
  • Triangle has three sides
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Natural Concept

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Fuzzy rules for membership

  • Freedom
  • Justice
  • Honor
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Concepts:

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Mental categories we use to group objects, events, and ideas according to their features.

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Problem-solving

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  1. Algorithms
  2. Heuristics
  3. Insight
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Algorithms

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Step-by-step set of rules with a definite solution

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Heuristics

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Rule of thumb but, theres no guaranteed solution

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Insight

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The aha moment

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Mental roadblock set impede decision making

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  1. Availability
  2. Heuristics
  3. Functional fixedness
  4. Mental set
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Availability heuristic

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Base decisions on examples we most easily recall

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Functional fixedness

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Inability to see how familiar objects can be used in new ways

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Mental set

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Rely on strategies that worked well in similar situations in the past

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Grammar VS Syntax

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Grammar rules of word

Syntax rules of grammar

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Motives

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Goal directed behavior

Reason for doing something

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Needs

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State of deprivation or deficiency

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Drive

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Bodily tension that makes me move

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Primary drives

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Food and water

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Secondary drive

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Money, respect, and ones goals

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Balance body

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Homeostasis

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Psychosocial need

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Self actualization:

Need for achievement and a social life

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Need for food

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Last on the pyramid

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Sexual response cycle

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Excitement phase
Plateau phase
Orgasmic phase
Resolution phase

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Maturation

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Biological unfolding of the organisms underlying genetic code

Getting old

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Stages of prenatal development

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Germinal stage
Embryonic stage
Fetal

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Germinal stage

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Time from fertilization through implantation

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Embryonic stage

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Implantation, eight weeks, and major organs formed

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Fetal

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Fetus develops, growing until birth

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Teratogens

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Environmental causes
Drugs
Alcohol
X-rays

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The Good Stuff

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Vitamins

Folic acid

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Infant sensory, perceptual, and learning abilities

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Around six months depth perception

Perceptual vision is blurry

Learning abilities remembers faces and certain behaviors

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Piaget’s terms

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Conservation: same amount example

Centration: concentrate on one aspect of a problem and forget the others

Egocentrism: view the world only from one’s own perspective child believes everyone can see and hear and feels just like them

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Carol Gilligan

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Women are the caregivers worried more about the children

Men are more about justice

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Kübler (Stages of dying)

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Last one acceptance

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Stress

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Pressure to help adjust or adapt to its environment

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Distress VS Stress

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Distress: may take form of serious psychological problems like anxiety and depression

Stress: A good amount can be beneficial

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Little stressors are known as

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hassles

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Major sources of stress

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  1. Money
  2. Work
  3. Relationships
  4. Family relationships
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What is a conflict?

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Tension between two or more competing goals

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Personality

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Stable lineup of characteristics and behaviors that build who we are over time

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Type A

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Impatient, competitive, or aggressive

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Type b

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Easy-going and maintains low levels of stress

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Locus of Control:

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External out of control versus internal in control

The degree wether people believe they have control over the outcome of events or not

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Psycho analytic theory

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Personality shipped by unconscious forces and conflicts

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Oedipus complex

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Infectious feelings towards opposite sex parents and sees same gender parent as rival

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Structure of personality

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ID: unconscious, animal drives

Ego: balance between animal drives and social realties

Super ego: moral guardian or conscience

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Traits Theories

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Allport:

believed personality traits are inherited but are influenced by experience

Cardinal- persuasive trait becomes ones identity
Secondary- certain situations
Central- characteristics in almost everyone

Cattell:

believed that there are two basic levels of traits, surface traits and source traits

Eysenck: 
Intro- reserved 
Extra-outgoing 
Neuro- worrisome 
Psychoticism- cold anti social

Five Factor Model

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C
E
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N
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Albert Bandura

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Reciprocal determinism:

person’s behavior both influences and is influenced by personal factors and the social environment.

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Humanistic theory

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Self actualization

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Individualistic

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A culture that emphasizes personal accomplishment and identity

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Collectivistic

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A culture that emphasizes peoples obligations and social roles

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First impressions

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First glimpse judged

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Stereotyping

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Influence his first impression

EX: fraternity students big drinkers

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Attributions

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Personal explanation about why someone did something

EX: guy is late with my pizza because he was eating shit

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Dispositional attribution

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Lazy Late pizza guy

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Situational attribution

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Late because of traffic

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Components of attitude

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Emotional cognitive and behavioral

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Self disclosure

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process of communication by which one person reveals information about themself to another.

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Robert Sternberg

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Triangle of love

Intimacy

Passion

Decision/Commitment

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Hallucinations

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See and hear things are not really happening (perception)

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Delusion

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False beliefs

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Perception VS Beliefs

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Perception receiving sensory info

Belief convictions that things held in the mind are true. If individuals think particular tenets are likely to be true,

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To measure abnormal behavior psychologist use the:

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Biopsychosocial model

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Personality disorder

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Rigid personality impairs peoples ability to adjust to social environments with others

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Levels of consciousness

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Unconscious
Preconscious
conscious

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