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behavior viewed in terms of biological responses (ex: look at heart rate, physical changes in body)

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biopsychological approach

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behavior viewed as product of learned responses

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behavioral approach

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behavior is based on influence from unconscious

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psychoanalytic approach

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behavior is viewed as reflection of personal growth; we all strive to live up to our potential

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humanism

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behavior viewed as product of internal thoughts (ex: change irrational thoughts to rational ones)

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cognitive approach

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behavior influenced by rules and expectations of society; rules of ones social group, including ethnicity, race, religion; culture

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sociocultural approach

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the scientific study of mental processes and behavior

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psychology

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looking inside oneself and describing what is there (such as emotions, feelings)

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introspection

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these types of psychologists study the origin, cause or results of behaviors; work in a research setting, such as a lab or conducting naturalistic observations

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research psychologist

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these types of psychologists deal directly with clients; make use of the findings of the research psychologists

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applied psychologist

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this specific type of psychologist typically works with clients who have more severe disorders, such as schizophrenia; will work with clients with their personal problems

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clinical psychologist

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this type of study looks at the same group of people over an extended (long) period of time

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longitudinal study

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this type of study looks at different age groups at the same type in order to understand changes that occur in a lifetime

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cross sectional study

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this is the variable that is manipulated

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independent variable

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this is the variable that depends on the independent variable manipulation

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dependent variable

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the group that receives the critical part of the experiment; is exposed to the independent variable

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experimental group

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the group that does not receive the critical part of the experiment; is not exposed to the independent variable

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control group

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name an ethical guideline for experimentation

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do not harm; confidentiality; open and honest in experimentation; minimize physical, mental risks; participant can stop participation at any time

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the statement of the results the experimenter expects to find

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hypothesis

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the UCS in Pavlov’s experiment

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meat/food

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the UCR in Pavlov’s experiment

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salivation

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the NS in Pavlov’s experiment

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bell

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the CS in Pavlov’s experiment

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bell

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the CR in Pavlov’s experiment

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salivation

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positive or negative reinforcement? Timmy is given a jolly rancher every time he gets an A on a test

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positive

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positive or negative reinforcement? A parent nagging her child to clean up her room

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negative

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positive or negative reinforcement? Police pulling drivers over and giving prizes for buckling up

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positive

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positive or negative reinforcement? A professor gives extra credit for perfect attendance

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positive

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positive or negative reinforcement? A rat presses a lever to terminate a shock or loud tone

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negative

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schedule of reinforcement? Ryan has a math test every Thursday.

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fixed interval

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schedule of reinforcement? After every ten problems Ryan completes when studying, he allows himself an M&M.

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fixed ratio

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schedule of reinforcement? Ryan would look over his math book often because he never knew how much time would go by before his teacher might give a surprise quiz.

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variable interval

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schedule of reinforcement? Ryan never knows how many “A” assignments he will have to receive before his mom will reward him with money.

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variable ratio

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when gradual approximations to the desired response are rewarded; Crosby the dog learns to do tricks because his owner uses gradual rewards

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shaping

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Ryan is no longer reinforced for A grades so he gradually stops caring and trying to earn them. This is an example of …..

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extinction

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Crosby the dog barks at the mailman every day. One day a man jumped out of a white van at his house and Crosby barked at him, too. This is an example of …..

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generalization

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Crosby only barks at the mailman but not the cable guy. This is an example of ….

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discrimination

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Rachel plays house with her baby dolls and tries to feed them like her mom does with her baby brother. This is an example of

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social learning

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according to social learning theory most of our behavior is learned through

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imitation and observation

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memory of a specific event

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episodic memory

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general knowledge we remember

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semantic memory

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implied memory; skills

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implicit memory

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example of what type of memory? knowing your ABC’s

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semantic

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example of what type of memory? remembering your first day of middle school

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episodic

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example of what type of memory? knowing hydrogen and oxygen make water

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semantic

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example of what type of memory? knowing how to type

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implicit

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example of what type of memory? remembering what you ate on Thanksgiving

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episodic

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example of what type of memory? knowing how to ride a bike

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implicit

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the first stage of memory

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sensory memory

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these processes cause people to forget

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interference and decay

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relating new material to something somebody already knows (touch/taste activity in class)

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elaborative rehearsal

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repeating information over and over again as a way to remember something

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maintenance rehearsal

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provides you with a mental image; representation in space

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cognitive map

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a brief, involuntary facial expression

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microexpression

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we participate in an activity for our own enjoyment, rather than for a concrete, tangible reward

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intrinsic motivation

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we do something for a concrete, tangible reward (ex; money)

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extrinsic motivation

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according to Maslow, a self actualized person strives to

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live up to their potential; be all they are capable of becoming

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instincts, urges present at birth; ‘devil’ on your shoulder

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id

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conscience; ‘angel’ on your shoulder

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superego

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balances desires with reality; balances wants of ‘devil’ and ‘angel’; develops solution

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ego

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reveal our unconscious desires through freely saying what comes to our mind: Freud’s technique to bring thoughts from unconscious to conscious

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free association

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Freud’s stages include

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Oral, Anal, Phallic, Latent, Genital

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Carl Jung believed your collective unconsciuos was your

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psychic inheritance; we are all connected

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What did Karen Horney believe had the greatest impact on relationships?

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love; lack of love; being able to form solid, loving relationships

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During the identity vs. role confusion stage of Erikson, what happens?

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adolescents try to figure out who they are

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During the generativity vs. stagnation stage of Erikson, what happens?

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adults may give something back to the world or remain stagnate, doing nothing

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During the integrity vs. despair stage of Erikson, what happens?

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adults look back on their life, proud of what they have done or filled with regrets

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according to Rogers, when do we become fully functioning individuals

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when we unite our real and ideal self

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a broad, long lasting pattern of behavior; remains consistent in a variety of situations

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personality

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identify disorder: inability to sit still for long periods of time; difficulty paying attention

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ADHD

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identify disorder: will fall along spectrum; may have repetitive behaviors such as rocking, opening/closing doors; delayed speech

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autism

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identify disorder: a fear of a specific object or situation; irrational fear of item

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phobia

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identify disorder: magnify any illness you have; ex: a cough means you have lung disease

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hypochondriasis

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identify disorder: when you convert psychological trauma in to physical ailment; ex: see dog run over now can not see

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conversion disorder

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identify disorder: may suffer from hallucinations, delusions, thought disorder

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schizophrenia

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identify disorder: may have no regret for treating people poorly or committing crimes; may be a con artist; formerly known as psychopath or sociopath

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antisocial personality disorder

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identify disorder: believe others are out to harm or deceive them

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paranoid personality disorder

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identify disorder: have times of mania and times of depression

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bipolar disorder

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identify disorder: amnesia that is psychologically caused

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dissociative amnesia

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identify disorder: focus on perceived physical flaw; ex: may not leave home because of perceived flaw

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body dysmorphic disorder

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identify disorder: has feelings of anxiety without particular cause; ongoing feelings

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generalized anxiety disorder

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reinforcement by adding a stimulus when desired response occurs to increase or maintain frequency of a behavior

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positive reinforcement

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reinforcement by removal of an unpleasant stimulus when a desired response occurs

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negative reinforcement

84
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REBT is a form of what type of therapy? Cognitive or Humanistic?

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Cognitive

85
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the basic premise of cognitive therapy is to

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change irrational thoughts to rational ones

86
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what is the DSM?

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Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders: manual detailing psychological disorders

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If there is a full moon, then students are less likely to help a teacher. What is the Independent Variable (IV)?

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phase of moon

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If there is a full moon, then students are less likely to help a teacher. What is the Dependent Variable (DV)?

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helping behavior

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If there is a full moon, then students are less likely to help a teacher. What is the experimental group?

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group of students during full moon phase

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according to Freud, most problems we experience as adults can be traced back to?

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unconscious conflicts; influences from childhood

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Systematic desensitization involves

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step by step behavior changes; relax at each step of process; manage anxiety

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What did Freud believe dreams represented?

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a view in to person’s unconscious; must free associate to gain insight in to dream

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