Long Test 1 Flashcards

1
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What is Psychology?

A

Study of Human Behavior

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2
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What is Behavior?

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Reactions or responses of man towards stimulus

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3
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What is Stimulus?

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A force that activates response/change causing one to act/react

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4
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What is Reaction?

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Bodily response aroused by a stimulus

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5
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What is a theory?

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An organized set of concepts that explains a phenomenon or set of phenomena

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6
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What are the two types of Reactions? Differentiate

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Overt Response

  • detected by sensory organs
  • easily observed

Covert Response

  • can’t be directly observed
  • happens internally
  • physiological actions/conditions (hunger, thirst, sickness), process of thinking, emotions
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7
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What is the relationship between Overt and Covert Response?

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Ex: thinking of what to say (covert), then saying what you mean (overt)

Your covert response must be the sane with your overt response, otherwise miscommunication may occur

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8
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Two types of stimulus

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Voluntary and Involuntary

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9
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Etymology of Psychology

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Psyche - soul
Logos - discourse/study

= study of soul

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10
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In soul, there is what?

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Life

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11
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Without soul, there is ____

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Death

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12
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What is the manifestation of soul?

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The process of movement/motion. When a body is moving, it has a soul.

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13
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How is movement studied by Greek Philosophers?

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through observation

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14
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what do you develop upon observation? is it always correct?

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you develop an assumption, not always correct

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15
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also known as an intelligent guess

A

hypothesis

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16
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what did Aristotle said?

A

beauty is in nature

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17
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What did Plato said?

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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder

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18
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What did Socrates said?

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“Know thyself” through process of introspection

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19
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What is Democritus trying to say?

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Mind influence the body, body influence the mind.

We are influenced by external factors, then internal factors influence the mind.

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20
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He said the change in nature (sx, lx) results to change in responses

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Gustav Theodor Fechner

21
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He is the Father of Modern Psychology

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Wilhelm Wundt

22
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Who established the first laboratory

A

Wilhelm Wundt

23
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A movement, group of psychologists with one belief

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School of Psychology

24
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What are the schools of Psychology

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SF BGP

Structuralism
Functionalism
Behaviorism
Gestalt
Psychoanalysis
25
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Give their points:
Structuralism
Functionalism
Behaviorism
Gestalt
Psychoanalysis
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Structuralism (conscious mind)
Functionalism (environment)
Behaviorism (reward, punishment)
Gestalt (behavior is based on perception, pattern/configuration)
Psychoanalysis (unconscious mind)
26
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Proponents of Structuralism

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Wilhelm Wundt

Edward Titchener

27
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Proponents of Functionalism

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William James
John Locke
Charles Darwin

28
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Proponents of Behaviorism

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John B. Watson

B. F. Skinner

29
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Proponents of Gestalt

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Max Wertheimer
Kurtkoffha
Wolfgang Kohler

30
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Proponents of Psychoanalysis

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Sigmund Freud
Carl Jung
Alfred Alder

31
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3 elements of structuralism

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Physical Sensation - events
Feelings/Affections - response
Images - memory

32
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In Functionalism, what do we do to be able to adapt to environment?

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We learn skills

33
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Why do we need to adapt to environment?

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For survival

34
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Behaviorism is explained only by?

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Overt - because it is easily observable = it is scientific

35
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Two types of consequences and their results and what people do

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Pleasant Experience - reward - repetition

Unpleasant Experience - punishment - avoidance

36
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Why is behaviorism inadequate?

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Some people keep on doing things even if they have a bad experience, because they love doing it

37
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Gestalt says that we understand because we follow certain what

A

Configurations or patterns

38
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Gestalt said this is the basis for unserstanding

A

Configuration

39
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Gestalt, Patterns are from?

A

Experiences

Context (Environment)

40
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Differentiate Gestalt and Behaviorism

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Gestalt - behavior is based on experiences and context

Behaviorism - there should be a reward or punishment

41
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In Psychoanalysis, covert or overt?

A

Covert

42
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Psychoanalysis, experiences and memories are stored where?

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Unconscious mind

43
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Psychoanalysis, painful memories coming back results to?

A

Tension and stress

44
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What are the 5 perspectives?

A
Biological
Cognitive
Humanistic-Existentialism
Psychodynamic
Learning
45
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What is biological perspective trying to say

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We think the way we do because of how our minds is built

The biological component of our body affects how we behave

46
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What is Cognitive perspective saying

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It attempts to study the mind
Focused on mental processes
Behavior is influenced by values, choices, interpretation of situations

47
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Differentiate Humanism and Existentialism and relate them

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Humanism - self-awareness, knowing yourself, man is capable of self-fulfillment

Existentialism - man is free to choose

You choose what you want to be through self-actualization.

48
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What is Psychodynamic perspective saying

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Our behavior is influenced by unconscious mind and childhood experiences
Stress and tension can be released in a positive way

49
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What are the two learning perspectives. What do they imply

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Social-Cognitive - how you analyze and utilize information

Socio-Cultural - affected by ethnicity, gender, culture not only on biological differences