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Stress

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Unpleasant reaction to an event perceived as challenging

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Fight-or-Flight Response

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if you don’t know what this is then why are you in this class

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Stressor

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What YOU perceive as challenging

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Primary vs. Secondary Appraisal

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The way you evaluate things
primary - determining how stressful
secondary - how compatible you are with dealing with it

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Health Psychology

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Study of health, illness, and healthcare

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General Adaption Syndrome

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An understanding of the way bodies adapt to stress

Alarm > resistance > exhaustion

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Psychological Illnesses

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Affect mood, thinking, and behavior

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Personality types

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A - hostile, competitive, high drive
B - Easy, relaxed, never angry
C - Low expression, agreeable, helpless
D - Highly negative, depression (etc), never opens

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PTSD, acute stress disorder

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Lasts at least a month afterward

Acute; days and weeks after

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Problem-focused vs. Emotion-focused coping

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How to deal with stress

changing the stressor vs. changing the emotional reaction

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Hardiness

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Behaviors that reflect resilience

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Optimism

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An attitude toward the future, hope, and expectation of a positive outcome

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Personality

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A distinctive way of thinking, feeling, and acting

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Sigmund Freud on Personality

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He said it developed during childhood, and that the Id is the only thing present at birth

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Freudian Slip

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Mistakes revealing unconscious thoughts

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Id, Ego, and Super Ego

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Id - pleasure principle, instant gratification
Ego - reality, delayed gratification
Super Ego - moral principle, denial of gratification, tries to balance ego and id

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Defense mechanisms

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Repression - Hides Id
Denial - Blocks out events
Displacement - Putting the Id impulse on a different target
Sublimation - Using your Id impulse to benefit others

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Psychosexual Stages of Development

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Oral, Anal, Phallic, Latency, Genital

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Fixation

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Lingering Psychological problems due to an unsuccessful stage of development

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Oedipus and Electra Complexes

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Wanting to be close with the parent of the opposite gender and then failing so you resort to your own gender p much

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Carl Rodgers and the Humanistic Theory of Personality

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Inherent tendencies go toward happy and healthy goals,, self-actualization

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Positive regard and Conditions of Worth

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Positive regard - love, acceptance, prizing

Conditions of worth - requirements to obtain positive regard (maybe harmful)

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Real vs. Ideal self

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How you are vs. what you want to be (self-actualized)

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Self-concept

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View of yourself

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Incongruence vs. Congruence

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When you real and ideal self don’t match and cause mental issues vs. when they do

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Reciprocal Determinism

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Three factors that all influence each other

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Five-factor model

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Neuroticism, extraversion, conceitedness, agreeableness, openness to experience

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Objective Personality test vs. MMPI-2

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Standardized questions vs. focusing on mental disorders

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Social Psychology and Social Cognition

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How people think and interact,, how people think about each other

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Attribution, theory and error

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Explanation of the cause of the behavior
is caused by personal traits or the situation
error, overestimating the significance of traits and underestimating the situation

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Attitude

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Viewpoint, thoughts and emotions, that influence how you think
Actions predict attitudes

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Cognitive Dissonance

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Discomfort from having one attitude that contradicts another

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Solomon Asch and Conformity and Obedience

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changes in behavior to match the group

changes in behavior to please authority

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Social Facilitation, loafing, and dediviatation

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  • Increase of performance when others around
  • the decrease in performance when other people are around
  • loss of identity when working in groups that leads to atypical behavior
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Groupthink

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groups that value getting along over finding the best answer

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Prejudice, stereotype, discrimination

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  • Negative attitude at group after knowing group members
  • the applied generalization to group
  • action based on the above
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Ingroup vs. Outgroup

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The “us” vs. the “them”

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Aggression

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Behavior intended to cause any form of harm

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Attraction: Proximity and mere exposure, physical attractiveness, similarity, reciprocal liking

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Proximity - physical closeness causes emotional closeness
physical attractiveness - men and women looking for the different things
similarity - opposites don’t attract, more like birds of a feather flock together
reciprocal liking - the act of a person feeling an attraction to someone only upon learning or becoming aware of that person’s attraction to themselves

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Altruism

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Complete selflessness for others

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Bystander effect and Diffusion of Responsibility

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Bystander - less likely to help if other people were there\

Diffusion - less likely to help if more better-equiped people are there

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Psychological Disorder

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A pattern of behavior that causes distress and dysfunction

43
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Medical Student Syndrome

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Thinking you have the disease you’re reading about

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What makes something abnormal?

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How infrequent
how much it deviates from social norms
personal distress
impairment from daily function

45
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Theories of Abnormality

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Biological - genes
Psychological - emotions, thoughts, behaviors**
Sociocultural - social factors
Biophsycological - combines them all

46
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Anxiety Disorders (4)

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General (GAD) - general anxiety everywhere
panic - sudden unpredictable bursts
specific phobia - fear of one thing
social - fear of some cases of being judged

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OCD

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Unwanted repetitive thoughts and uncontrollable actions in response

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Major Depressive Disorder

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Lasts at least two weeks

49
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Bipolar disorder

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the fluctuation between depression and mania

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Eating Disorders

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Schizophrenia

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Bizzare disturbances in thinking and acting

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Flat Effect

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Lacking correct emotions

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ADHD

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hyperactivity and attention issues

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Autism spectrum

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Rigid behavior and social deficits

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Dissociative Disorders

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loses awareness of the essential parts of self
diss. identity (did) - two or more personalities
diss, amnesia - unable to recall important info
diss. fugue - unexplained travel

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Personality Disorders

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Patterns of inflexible behavior
Borderline - instability in life and relationships
Antisocial - disregard for other peoples rights

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Psychotherapy

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Professionals helping people get over psychological disorders

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Psychodynamic theory (4)

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Psychoanalysis - where the main goal is to make the unconscious conscious
Free association - the technique by saying whatever comes to mind without censoring
Dream analysis - attempting to find meaning in dream
restiance- blocking awareness of anxiety-provoking topics

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Transference

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Projecting what you’ve learned in the past with people onto your therapist

60
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Person-Centered Therapy (Carl Rodgers)

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The tendency of a person to strive for self-actualization
positive regard - praise
genuineness - the realness of the therapist

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Behavior Therapy

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Application of operant and classical conditioning

uses exposure therapy

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Cognitive Therapy

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Changing the way you think about life events

63
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Cognitive Distortions

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irrational thinking
all-or-nothing - all good or all bad
overgeneralization
catastrophizing

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Cognitive-Behavior Therapy

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uses logical thinking and conditioning to change behavior

65
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Eclectic Approach to Therapy

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selecting the best treatment based on studies and past cases

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Integrative approach to Therapy

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blending styles and techniques

67
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Group Therapy - Self Help groups

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based on group interaction vs. led without a professional

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Evidence-Based Practice

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The therapist makes choices based on three factors
research evidence
therapist expertise
client characteristics

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Theapractric Alliance

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a trusting and working relationship between therapist and client

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Biomedical Therapy

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Directly altering the brain

71
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Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT)

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When an electric current is passed through the brain

72
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Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS)

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For depression; a weak electric current passes through the head

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