misc Flashcards
Which theorist associated with shift in perspective from time to birth to time to death
Neugarten
Secondary interventions
given to ppl who are identified as being at high risk for some type of screening procedure
for people who have already developed a disorder and are aimed at reducing relapse and other negative consequences
tertiary preventions
terms circumscription and compromise are associated with
Gottfredson
a measurement scale often used in rehab settings to indicate a patient’s level of response and ability to function after brain injury
Rancho Los Amigos scale
theory that says moderate intensity is optimal for all athletes and states that as intensity increases from low to moderate there is an associated improvement in performance; performance worsents once intensity either exceeds or falls below moderate
Inverted U theory/Yerkes Dodson law
theory that says the optimal level of intensity may vary for different ppl and that many inter-individual differences exist across athletes and sports settings
Individual zones of optimal functioning
theory that suggests that physiological arousal is dependent upon the level of cognitive intensity of the individual athlete and that cognitive, somatic and self confidence aspects exert an interactive 3 dimensional influence on performance
Catastrophe theory
this theory states that how an athlete interprets his own intensity levels influences performance
reversal theory
Terror management theory proposes anxiety or terror results from the conscious awareness that humans have of their inevitable death and is best dealt with by
self esteem and a cultural world view
what therapist should do, according to neurolinguistic programming, if ct is slumped in chair and folding arms
adjust posture to match client’s
Steps of selye’s generl adaptation syndrome (GAS) attempts to explain stress reaction.
alarm-person becomes aware of stressful situation
resistance-they summon their resources and meet the challenge
exhaustion-they collapse after trauma is over
refers to the phenomenon in which different circumstances and opportunities lead to similar outcomes
equifinality
3 processes of identity process theory that addjustment to aging can be conceptualized as
- identity assimilation (maintainng self consistency)
- identity accommodation (making changes in the self)
- identity balance-mainting a sense of self but changing when necessary
Which of Glick and Fiske’s theories start from the premise that the relations between the genders are characterized by the coexistence of power differences and intimate interdependence?
ambivalent sexism theory
Psychoanalytic theory and ethology both emphasize
critical periods
the effectiveness of thermal biofeedback as a treatment for migraine headaches is___effective than relaxation therapy
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