Cognitive Approach Flashcards

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When did the cognitive approach emerge?

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Late 1950’s

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What was the cognitive approach based off?

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Introspection

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What is the cognitive approaches focus?

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Internal mental processes

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How could you notice someone with depression?

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They will view thing is a pessimistic way

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How does an action occur in the cognitive way?

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Stimulus - process - response

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What is a schema?

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Pockets of information that allows you to predict what will happen from past experiences

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Why are theoretical models used?

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To explain abstract things in the mind such as memory and can be used to make assumptions on what people are thinking

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Who wrote ‘cognitive psychology’ in 1967?

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Uric Nisser

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How are thoughts studied?

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Through inferences

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What are benefits of schema?

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Quick processing

Evolve and change as you get older

Allows for flowing behaviour

Prevents overwhelming

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What’s a negative of schema?

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Can cause faulty ways of thinking (eg. stereotypes or thinking that exams will always cause anxiety because one did previously) that can lead to errors in recall for example is someone robbed a store you may assume you saw a man due to the generalisation that men tend to be robbers

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