Intro to Human Behavior (Concepts)

Question 1

Includes all patterns of behavior attributable to the human species as a whole and of individual people

Answer 1

Human Behavior

Question 2

Activity of a person, involving the consequential manipulation of at least one “interactor”, taken to mean a physical object in the person’s environment or another person

Answer 2

Human Behavior

Question 3

A network of logically related statements that generates testable hypotheses and explains some aspects of experience

Answer 3

Theory

Question 3

A pattern of relatively permanent traits, dispositions, or characteristics that give some measure of consistency to a person’s behavior

Answer 3

Personality

Question 4

A set of abstract concepts developed about a group of facts or events in order to explain them

Answer 4

Theory

Question 5

Assumes that each person is in constant struggle to settle conflicts between two forces that leads to opposing behavior

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Conflict Model

Question 6

Opposing forces from within and external

Answer 6

Psychosocial Version

Question 7

Opposing tendencies both from within

Answer 7

Intrapsychic Version

Question 8

Assumes that there is only one great force that finds expression in daily behavior

Answer 8

Fulfillment Model

Question 9

Becoming what one was meant to be

Answer 9

Actualization

Question 10

Becoming what you should be (finding meaning and being goal oriented)

Answer 10

Perfection