Psyc 3710 Chpt 15-21

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Methodologies used throughout History

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1.
2.
3.

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Applied Psychology

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applying psychological principles to practical problems of school or work, clinics or marketing

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branch of psychology

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Degrees in Psychology

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1. Phd
2. PsyD
3.

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Questions in psychology

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I dont understand

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Artificial intelligence

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Branch of computer science that suggests machines can simulate intelligence of a living organism.

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Bandura

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Social Learning

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Boo Boo doll

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Neural Networks

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System of input, hidden, and output units that is capable of learning if the mathematical weights among the units are systematically changed

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Sociobiology

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(neodarwinism) humans have a biogrammar that structures our social behavior, like the rules of grammar structure our verbal behavior.

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Learning phobias, societal rules, and regulations, lang.

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Sperry

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Found the Optic Chaism

Discovered Split Brain Preparation (Hemispheres can world separately from one another)

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Lashley and Watson

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Mass action and Equipotentiality

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Mass action

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when a Cortical tissue is destroyed so does the learning of that task. Deterioration of performance on the task is determined by the amount of tissue destroyed.

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Psychobiology

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biological methods to study normal and abnormal emotional and cognitive processes like emotions, and experiences

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Rogers and Therapy (18)

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Organismic Valuing Processes

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The innate, internal guidance system that a person can use to "stay on the track" toward self-actualization

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Conditions of worth

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The kid learns that in order to receive love, they must act and think in acordance with the values of the pplz in their life

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Positive Regard

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A problems arises because a need for positive regard.
- Examples: lOVE, WARMTH, SYMPATHY, AND ACCEPTANCE.

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Myths

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~ Provide the major vehicle for providing meaning n life.
~ Narrative patterns that give significance to our existence.

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Rollow May and Freedom

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*Psychologist who bring European existential philosophy and psychology to the US*

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Humanistic Psychology

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Humans are basically good. Ecept if a negative environmental factor did not stifle uman development, humans would live humane lives.

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Human in humanistic

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Horney

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1 of the 1st feminists
~Issues with Freud's work
~ Social experiences determine psychological problems
~ Regected Libido concept
~ Regected Freud's Structure of personality

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Disagreed with Freud's theory

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View: Causes of Mental Illness

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...

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Adler's Beliefs and Concepts

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*Individual Psychology (Social Interest)*
~ Inferiority Feelings
~ Theory emphasized the conscious mind, social motives, free will
~ Influenced Humanistic Psychologists.

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Jung's Beliefs and Concepts

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*Opposed most of Freud's work*

~Nature of Libido
~Ego
~Personal Unconscious
~Collective Unconscious
~Introversion and Extroversion

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Anna Freud's Beliefs and Concepts

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The ego more in child analysis

~ Kids dont recall early traumatic experiences like adults
~ Developmental Lines
~ Defense Mechanisms

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Defense Mechanisms

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* Protects ego from anxiety *

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Examples of Defense Mechanisms

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1. Denial
2. Displacement
3. Projections
4. Rationalization
5. Reaction Formation
6. Regression
7. Repression
8. Sublimation

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Stages of Development

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1. Oral
2. Anal
3. Phallic
4. Latency
5. Genital

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Theory of Personality

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Defintion

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Oedipus Complex

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Male children have a close physical relationship with their mothers. It was natural for them to have a sexual desire for their mothers.

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Love mother Hate Father

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Kraepelin

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Listed Mental Illnesses
Led to DSM

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Treatments for Mental Illnesses back THen

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1. Excersims
2. Schock Therapy
3. Cold Water

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Models of Mental Illnesses

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1. Harmful Behavior
2. Unrealistic Thoughts and perceptions
3. Inappropriate emotions
4. Unpredictable behavior.

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Defintions of Mental Illness

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1. Lunatic
2. Mad
3. Maniac
4. Insane

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Four Primary Functions of Myths

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1. Sense of Identity
2. Sense of community
3. Support of moral values
4. Mysteries of creation

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Horney's Parent-child relationship

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1. Normal and Healthy
2. Basic Hostility
3. Basic Anxiety

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Normal and Health

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~ Parent consistently loves and satisfy child's needs

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Basic Hostility

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~Develops when parents indifferent, inconsistent, or act with hatred

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Basic Anxiety

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Develops when Basic hostility becomes repressed (Lonely in a harsh world)

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Engram

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Neurophysiological locus of memory and learning.

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Heirarchy of needs

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1. Self Actualization
2. Esteem Needs
3. Belonging and Love Needs
4. Safety Needs
5. Physiological Needs

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Self Actualization

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Human tendency toward wholeness.

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Jung's Libido

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Disagreed with Freud's Theory of Libido

**Its energy is a creative life force that could be applied to the individual's continuous psychological growth.
"Wide range of human endevors beyond sexual nature"

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Jung's Ego

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Similar to Freud's

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Jung's Person Unconscious

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Experiences that had either been repressed or simply forgotten

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Jung's Collective Unconscious

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Stongest component of the personality.

reflecting experiences of human's entire evolutionary past.

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Most mystical and controversial concept

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Introversion

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quiet and imaginative

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Extroversion

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Outgoing and sociable

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Adler's Inferiority Complex

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feelings that modivate people first as kids and later as adults to overcome these feelings.