General Psychology

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Psychology

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The scientific study of over behavior and mental process covert behavior

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Re-pression

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Unconsciously pushing unwanted memories out of awareness

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Self actualization

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The ongoing process the fully developing one's personal potential

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Teratogen

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Anything capable of altering fetal development in the womb

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Deprivation

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In development the loss or withholding of normal stimulation nutrition comfort love and so forth a condition of lacking

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Consciousness

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Mental awareness of sensation and perception of external events as well as self-awareness of internal events including thoughts memories and feelings about experiences in the cell

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Sleep

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Four stages was described as an innate biological rhythm

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Sleep

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Four stages was described as an innate biological rhythm

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Microsleep

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A brief ships in brainwave patterns to those of sleep

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Sleep

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Four stages was described as an innate biological rhythm

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Microsleep

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A brief ships in brainwave patterns to those of sleep

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Sleep patterns

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Daily sleep and waking. Create a variety of sleep patterns rhythms of sleep and waking or so study that they continue for many days even when clocks and light dark cycles are removed

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Sleep

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Four stages was described as an innate biological rhythm

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Microsleep

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A brief ships in brainwave patterns to those of sleep

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Sleep patterns

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Daily sleep and waking. Create a variety of sleep patterns rhythms of sleep and waking or so study that they continue for many days even when clocks and light dark cycles are removed

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Hypnic jerk

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The muscles of your body relax this nature reflex muscle twitch

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Sleep

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Four stages was described as an innate biological rhythm

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Microsleep

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A brief ships in brainwave patterns to those of sleep

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Sleep patterns

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Daily sleep and waking. Create a variety of sleep patterns rhythms of sleep and waking or so study that they continue for many days even when clocks and light dark cycles are removed

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Hypnic jerk

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The muscles of your body relax this nature reflex muscle twitch

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Learning

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Any relatively permanent change in behavior that can be activated to experience

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Reflex

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And in a automatic response to a stimulus for example when I blink

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Motivation

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Internal process that initiates, sustain, direct, and terminates iactivities

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Primary motives

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Occurs when we act without any obvious external reward

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Secondary motives

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Stems from external factors such as paygrade we were at obligations and approval most activities we think of as work or extrinsically rewarded

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Set point

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The proportion of body fat that tends to be maintained by changes in hungry and eating

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Taste aversion

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Classical conditioning can be used for example to so she discomfort with a bad habit, as Jay did to deal with his kleptomania

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Character

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Personal care at six that have been judged or evaluated a persons desirable or undesirable qualities

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Self-esteem

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Regarding one's self as a worthwhile person a positive evaluation of oneself

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Positive self regard

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Thinking of oneself as a good, lovable, worthwhile person

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Pseudo psychology

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Any unfounded system that resemble psychology

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Father of psychology

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Wilhelm Wundt

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Extinction

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The weakening of the condition response to removal of reinforcement

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Gestalt psychology

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Studied thinking, learning, and perception is all units not by analyzing experiences into parts

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Psychoanalysis

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Refers to internal motives, Con flicks, unconscious forces, and other dynamics of mental life. Floyd was the first to propose a psychodynamic! What are you called neurosis according to Freud disturbances like those we had described represent a raging conflict among subparts of the personality

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Humanism

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And approach to psychologythat focuses on human experience, problems, potential, and ideals.

Carl Rogers, Abraham Maslow and other humanists rejected the Freudian idea of the unconscious forces rule us

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Emphasis

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Humanists are interested in psychological needs for love, self-esteem, belonging, self-expression, creativity, and spirituality

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Parts of the brain

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Corpus callosum, cerebral cortex, hypothalamus, pituitary gland's,

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Mood disorder

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Major disturbance in mood or emotion such as depression or mania

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Phobia

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And intense or irrational fear of specific objects activities or situations

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Desensitization

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Gradual adaptation a reciprocal in his vision break the link between fear and particular situations

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Intelligence

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And overall capacity to think rationally act purposely an adapter one surroundings

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All or nothing thinking

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Classifying objects or events as absolutely right or wrong good or bad acceptable or unacceptable and so forth

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Concept

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Can I get it represents a category of objects or events

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Phonemes

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Basic speech sound of a language

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Insight

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A sentimental right reorganization of the problem that makes the solution obvious