Life Lessons Flashcards

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Who were two of Geller’s Heros?

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BF Skinner and W Edwards Demming

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What are two things that Demmings achieved/thought about?

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  1. total quality management
  2. humanistic behaviorism
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What is total quality management?

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continual process of detecting and reducing or eliminating errors in manufacturing

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What is temporal discount?

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immediate consequences outweigh delayed consequences

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Who founded positive psychology?

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Martin Seligman

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What does employ more positive consequences mean?

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it means that if you employ more positive consequences to your behavior, lasting behavior change is going to occur

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Should we reward effort or ability?

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effort, because rewarding effort leads to success seeking rather than failure avoiding

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What is life lesson 2?

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benefit from observational learning

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What is life lesson 3?

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improve with behavioral feedforeward and feedback

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What is life lesson 4?

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give more supportive feedback rather than corrective ones

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What is life lesson 5?

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embrace and practice empathy

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What type of connection does empathy require?

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emotional

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What are the 5 levels of listening?

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  1. ignore
  2. pretend
  3. selective
  4. attentive
  5. empathic
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What is the 6th life lesson?

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customize consequences for self-direction and sustainability

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What are the 3 facets to empowerment?

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  1. self efficacy
  2. response efficacy
  3. outcome expectancy
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What are the three things that fuel self motivation?

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choice, competence, and community

17
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What is the 7th life lesson?

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progress from self actualization to self transcendence

18
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What is SOAR?

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the acronym for when giving feedback

19
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What does SOAR stand for?

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S: specific
O: on time
A: appropriate
R: real

20
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What are the 4 R’s?

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a way to empathically listen

21
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What do the 4 R’s stand for?

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R: repeat
R: rephrase
R: ratify
R: reflect

22
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What is participative management?

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management style that requires the cooperation of personnel

23
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What do SMART goals do?

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they empower

24
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What is the principle of reciprocity?

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in many situations we pay back what we received from others

25
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What is the principle of consistency?

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once an individual makes a choice or commitment, they will face pressure to behave in a constant manner to their choices

26
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What are two psychologists that gave rise to humanistic behaviorism?

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BF Skinner and W Edwards Deming

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What are two psychologists that gave rise to positive psychology?

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Maslow and Seligman

28
Q

What did Obama do in 2015?

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initiated an executive order that connects applied behavioral science with federal programs and policies

29
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What are the three ways to define all behavior?

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self directed, other directed, or habitual

30
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What does the VT center for Applied Behavior Systems study?

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ways to increase occurrences of AC4P behavior on a large scale

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What is the STEP process of AC4P?

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  1. see
  2. thank
  3. enter
  4. pass