practice (Eysenck-Bandura) Flashcards

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an only child of a theatrical family

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eysenck

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2
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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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3
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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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4
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only boy to a family of five older sisters

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bandura

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5
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dimensions of personality

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eysenck

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6
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social cognitive theory

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bandura

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7
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biological-based trait theory

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eysenck

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8
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behavioral analysis

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skinner

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9
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evolutionary theory

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buss

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10
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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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11
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only boy to a family of five older sisters

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bandura

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12
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was encouraged to grow up independent, self-directive and self-reliant

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bandura

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13
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his mother was a starlet and his father was a comedian

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eysenck

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14
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worked at a truck shop

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buss

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15
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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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16
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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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17
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his high school and college years are shaping experiences for him

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bandura

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18
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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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19
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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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A
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20
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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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buss

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21
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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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22
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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
bandura
24
evolution
buss
25
- fundamental situational error - fundamental attribution error
buss
26
dimensions of personality
eysenck
27
- radical behaviorism - scientific behaviorism
skinner
28
- observational learning - enactive learning
bandura
29
DNA
eysenck
30
limbic system arousal
eysenck
31
evolutionary psychology
buss
32
triadic reciprocal causation
bandura
33
- person - behavior - environment
bandura
34
respondent behavior
skinner
35
- extraversion - neuroticism - psychoticism
eysenck
36
origins of individual differences
buss
36
37
observation
bandura
38
components of personality
skinner
39
consequence
skinner
40
power & intimacy
buss
41
psychological trait constellations
eysenck
42
modeling
bandura
43
punishment
skinner
44
generalized reinforces
skinner
45
- attention - representation - behavioral reproduction - motivation
bandura
46
experimental studies
eysenck
47
- environmental sources - heritable genetic sources - nonadaptive sources - maladaptive sources
buss
48
moral agency
bandura
49
social behavior
eysenck
50
nature & nurture of personality
buss
51
complex model of personality or components of personality
eysenck
52
conditioned stimulus
skinner
53
dysfunctional behavior
bandura
54
core factors of human agency
bandura
55
surgency / extraversion / dominance
buss
56
distal antecedents
eysenck
57
chance encounter
bandura
58
agreeableness
buss
59
reinforcement
skinner
60
extinction
skinner
61
internal factors in self-regulation
bandura
62
origins of personality
buss
63
- intentionality - forethought - self-reactiveness - self-reflectiveness
bandura
64
- positive reinforcement - negative reinforcement
skinner
65
- environment - genetics
buss
66
shaping
skinner
67
kinds of conditioning
skinner
68
- depression - phobia - aggression
bandura
69
proximal antecedents
eysenck
70
personality is a collection of behavioral patterns
skinner
71
- differential reinforcement - successive approximation
skinner
72
conscientiousness
buss
73
selective activation
bandura
74
disengagement of internal control
bandura
75
chance encounter
bandura
76
emotional stability
buss
77
- classical conditioning - operant conditioning
skinner
78
- self-efficacy - proxy agency - collective efficacy
bandura
79
self-regulation
bandura
80
antecedent
skinner
81
human agency
bandura
82
- self-observation - judgmental process - self-reaction
bandura
83
schedules of reinforcement
skinner
84
fortuitous event
bandura
85
openness / intellect
buss
86
behavior
skinner
87
fixed schedules
skinner
88
agentic view of personality
bandura
89
selective activation
bandura
90
variable schedules
skinner
91
ratio schedule
skinner