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practice (Eysenck-Bandura) Flashcards

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an only child of a theatrical family

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eysenck

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grew up in an academic family but drifted towards involvement in drugs in high school, arrested twice on drug charges, poor academic performance and dropped out of school

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buss

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first child of a lawyer and aspiring politician father and a stay-at-home mother

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skinner

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only boy to a family of five older sisters

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bandura

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dimensions of personality

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eysenck

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social cognitive theory

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bandura

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biological-based trait theory

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eysenck

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behavioral analysis

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skinner

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evolutionary theory

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buss

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was a frustrated creative writer and was let to a change of career in psychology

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skinner

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only boy to a family of five older sisters

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bandura

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was encouraged to grow up independent, self-directive and self-reliant

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bandura

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his mother was a starlet and his father was a comedian

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eysenck

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worked at a truck shop

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buss

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his parents divorced and he lived with the maternal grandmother who was also an opera singer

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eysenck

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had no undergraduate degree in psychology but completed graduate studies in this field from Harvard

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skinner

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his high school and college years are shaping experiences for him

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bandura

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obtained a Phd in clinical psychology and had hospital work treating patients with a variety of psychological symptoms

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eysenck

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had to travel most of the time with sybil rostal, which caused emotional distance with his wife, margaret

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eysenck

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earned his Phd in psychology in the early 1950s, garnered many awards, authored many psychology books and was elected Fellow to APA and APS

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his novel, Walden Two, led to his emotional catharsis as a therapy and benchmark of his career

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skinner

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considered as the most prolific writer in the history of psychology

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eysenck

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learning

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bandura

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evolution

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  • fundamental situational error
  • fundamental attribution error
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buss

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dimensions of personality

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eysenck

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  • radical behaviorism
  • scientific behaviorism
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skinner

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  • observational learning
  • enactive learning
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bandura

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DNA

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eysenck

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limbic system arousal

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eysenck

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evolutionary psychology

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buss

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triadic reciprocal causation

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bandura

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  • person
  • behavior
  • environment
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bandura

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respondent behavior

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skinner

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  • extraversion
  • neuroticism
  • psychoticism
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eysenck

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origins of individual differences

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observation

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bandura

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components of personality

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skinner

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consequence

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skinner

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power & intimacy

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buss

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psychological trait constellations

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eysenck

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modeling

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bandura

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punishment

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skinner

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generalized reinforces

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skinner

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  • attention
  • representation
  • behavioral reproduction
  • motivation
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bandura

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experimental studies

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eysenck

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  • environmental sources
  • heritable genetic sources
  • nonadaptive sources
  • maladaptive sources
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buss

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moral agency

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bandura

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social behavior

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eysenck

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nature & nurture of personality

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buss

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complex model of personality or components of personality

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eysenck

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conditioned stimulus

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skinner

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dysfunctional behavior

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bandura

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core factors of human agency

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bandura

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surgency / extraversion / dominance

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buss

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distal antecedents

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eysenck

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chance encounter

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bandura

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agreeableness

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buss

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reinforcement

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skinner

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extinction

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skinner

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internal factors in self-regulation

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bandura

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origins of personality

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buss

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  • intentionality
  • forethought
  • self-reactiveness
  • self-reflectiveness
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bandura

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  • positive reinforcement
  • negative reinforcement
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skinner

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  • environment
  • genetics
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buss

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shaping

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skinner

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kinds of conditioning

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skinner

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  • depression
  • phobia
  • aggression
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bandura

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proximal antecedents

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eysenck

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personality is a collection of behavioral patterns

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skinner

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  • differential reinforcement
  • successive approximation
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skinner

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conscientiousness

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buss

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selective activation

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bandura

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disengagement of internal control

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bandura

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chance encounter

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bandura

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emotional stability

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buss

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  • classical conditioning
  • operant conditioning
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skinner

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  • self-efficacy
  • proxy agency
  • collective efficacy
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bandura

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self-regulation

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bandura

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antecedent

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skinner

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human agency

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bandura

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  • self-observation
  • judgmental process
  • self-reaction
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bandura

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schedules of reinforcement

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skinner

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fortuitous event

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bandura

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openness / intellect

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buss

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behavior

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skinner

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fixed schedules

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skinner

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agentic view of personality

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bandura

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selective activation

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bandura

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variable schedules

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skinner

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ratio schedule

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skinner

Theories of Personality (19 decks)

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