Chapter 7 Flashcards
Preparation for exam 3
1
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What is observable behavior?
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- stems from science
- belief that all behavior is learned
2
Q
Watson
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- no free will
- all behavior is determining
- classical conditioning
3
Q
Mary Cover Jones
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- counter conditioning
- replace fear response with positive response
4
Q
Skinner
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- operant conditioning
- reinforcement
5
Q
Wolpe, Lazarus & Rachman
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- systematic desensitization
- aversive stimulation for treatment
6
Q
Eysenck
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- using surface symptoms directly as a way to deal with neurotic functioning
7
Q
Operant Conditioning
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- behavior is a function of consequences
- stimulus response
- change enviroment to get behavioral change
- punishment and extinction to rid of maladaptive behavior
8
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Classical Conditioning
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- UCS, UCR, CS, CR
- stimulus generalization
- stimulus discrimination
- extinction
9
Q
Psychopathology
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- behavior can be changed or unlearned
- therapist acts as teacher
10
Q
Assess
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- what is the function of the behavior?
- interview
- self monitoring
- standardized questioning
11
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How do we do operant conditioning?
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- enviromental manipulation
- contingency management (ex: gold stars)
- analyze behavior
- target behavior
- decide if you want to increase or decrease behavior
- develop a way to measure target behavior
- after behavior is well learned it generalizes
12
Q
Behavioral Activation
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- gets depressed people to change behavioral patters
13
Q
Relaxation Framing
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- breathing
- meditation
- imagery
14
Q
Systematic Desecsitization
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- de-conditioning and progressive relaxation
- imagination
- invivo
- participant modelling
15
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Behavior Activism
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depressed
