IV. REVIEWER Flashcards

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Who is the Athenian philosopher that believed in the dualistic nature of human beings?

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Socrates

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Who is the German-American developmental psychologist that claims self-identity progresses in eight stages?

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Erik Erickson

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Who is the American cognitive psychologist that believed our sense of self is influenced by comparing ourselves to others?

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Leon Festinger

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What type of fixation under psychosexual stages is characterized by being talkative or sarcastic?

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Oral aggressive

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Which psychologist emphasized the influences of archetypes on personality?

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Carl Jung

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What is the term for the fixation on the phallic phase involving a son’s attraction to his mother?

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Oedipus complex

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Who proposed the concept ‘Tabula Rasa’ meaning blank slate?

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John Locke

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Who is the influential American humanistic psychologist that divided the self into real self and ideal self?

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Carl Rogers

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Who conceptualized the self-presentation theory including ingratiation and self-promotion?

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Erving Goffman

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What is the defense mechanism that attributes unacceptable thoughts or feelings to someone else?

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Projection

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What is the successful outcome of psychosocial developmental theory that involves a sense of accomplishment?

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Integrity

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How many chromosomes are human DNA composed of?

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46 chromosomes

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Which one is not a factor that may affect body image?

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Positive Body Image

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What is the procedure used to enhance a person’s appearance?

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Cosmetic Surgery

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What refers to the repair, reconstruction, or modification of the body?

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Individual Traits

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What psychological disorder involves obsession with slight body imperfections?

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Body Dysmorphic Disorder

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What is a common sexually transmitted infection caused by Human papillomavirus?

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HPV

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What is a common sexually transmitted infection caused by Herpes simplex Virus?

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Genital Herpes

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What is the sense of connectivity to something bigger than yourself?

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Spirituality

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What is the state of being vested with the rights and duties of a citizen?

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Citizenship

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Who stated that ‘Man is, by nature, a political animal’?

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What is sending impolite online messages to a person or group called?

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What refers to the absence of social boundaries when communicating online?

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Online Disinhibition Effect

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What is posting gossip or vicious statements about a person online called?

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Denigration

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What is the awareness and knowledge about how you think and process information?
Metacognition
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According to Albert Bandura, what is the belief in your own abilities to accomplish a task?
Self-efficacy
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What is the term for the shrinking of neural connections when neurons are not firing?
Disuse atrophy
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What happens by observing others achieve their goals successfully?
Vicarious Experience
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What is the area for learning and memory in the brain?
Hippocampus
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According to Carol Dweck, what is how you look at things as fixed or changeable?
Mindset
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What is a change in your nervous system called?
Neuroplasticity
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According to Edwin Locke, what theory adheres to clear and stimulating goals for superior performance?
Goal-Setting Theory
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What includes strategic knowledge, knowledge about cognitive tasks, and self-knowledge?
Metacognitive Knowledge
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What refers to how you effectively use different learning strategies to control your thinking?
Metacognitive regulation
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What refers to how you design strategies to monitor your progress on specific tasks?
Metacognitive strategies
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What are the three types of metacognition?
Metacognitive Knowledge, Metacognitive Regulation, Metacognitive Strategies
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What are the four influences that enhance self-efficacy?
Vicarious Experience, Social Persuasion, Psychological and Emotional States, Performance Outcome
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What are the five principles of successful goal-setting according to Edwin Locke?
Clarity, Challenge, Commitment, Feedback, Task Complexity
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What are characteristics of people with a fixed mindset?
They believe intelligence is constant, avoid challenges, and see effort as unnecessary.
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What are characteristics of people with a growth mindset?
They believe intelligence can be developed, embrace challenges, and see effort as essential.
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what parasympathetic nerves do?
Constrict pupils- Eye Stimulate saliva- Pancreas Slow heartbeat- Heart Constrict airways- Lung Stimulate activity of stomach- Stomach Stimulate gallbladder- Liver Stimulate activity of Intestines- Intestine Contract bladder- Bladder
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What sympathetic nerves do?
Dilate pupils- Eye Inhibit salivation- Pancreas Increase heartbeat- Heart Relax airways- Lung Inhibit activity of stomach- Stomach Inhibit gallbladder- Liver Inhibit activity of intestines- Intestine Secrete epinephrine and norepinephrine -Kidneys Relax bladder- Bladder
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What is the importance of self-care according to Hurst 2017?
Enhanced productivity, self-awareness, greater self-esteem, a stronger immune system, helping others.