Psych 100 Final

Front 1

The ___ deals with drive satisfaction and the ___ deals with morals while the two are mediated by the ___.

Back 1

id, superego, ego

Front 2

In ___ intellectually acceptable arguments are created to hide the actual impulses.

Back 2

rationalization

Front 3

In ___ the individual takes opposite to one's feelings in order to deny the reality of the feelings.

Back 3

reaction formation

Front 4

Reverting to the comfort behaviors of an earlier stage is known as __.

Back 4

regression

Front 5

In ___ a less threatening object is substituted for the subject of impulse.

Back 5

displacement

Front 6

During the ___ stage the Oedipus complex forms.

Back 6

phallic

Front 7

___ created the psychosocial stages of development.

Back 7

Erikson

Front 8

Two assessment tests given are ___ (inkblot) and ___ (scene story telling) which are based around the idea of ___.

Back 8

rorshach, TAT, ambiguity

Front 9

___ was the neofreudian who supported the idea of a collective unconscious.

Back 9

carl jung

Front 10

___ proposed the inferiority complex and believed that childhood social tensions played crucial role in personality formation.

Back 10

alfred adler

Front 11

___ believed that the idea of cultural influences played a role in development.

Back 11

karen horney

Front 12

___ theory states that personality develops from internal experience and feelings of basic worth. Also, humans are innately good.

Back 12

humanistic

Front 13

___ was a humanistic who believed in self actualization. He emphasized the inportance of sense of self.

Back 13

Carl Rogers_

Front 14

___ proposed the hiearchy of needs. He also believed in self actualization toward developing ones talents.

Back 14

maslow

Front 15

The Five factor model represents ___.

Back 15

persons traits

Front 16

___ states that cognitions, behaviors, and environment interact to produce personality.

Back 16

reciprocal determinism

Front 17

___ is a persons learned expectations of success.

Back 17

self efficacy

Front 18

The ___ is what people consider source of lifes rewards and punishments. If ___, people believe they have the power to make their own choices, while if ___, people believe they have no control because of external factors.

Back 18

locus of control, internal, external

Front 19

In ___ standardized tests are used.

Back 19

objective tests

Front 20

The ___ is the idea that diseases have physical causes and can be cured.

Back 20

medical model

Front 21

The ___ provides detailed descriptions of mental disorders and contains __ categories and __ axes.

Back 21

DSM, 17, 5

Front 22

If mentally retarded the IQ is less than ___.

Back 22

70

Front 23

___ disorder is characterized by impaired social interaction and communication.

Back 23

autistic

Front 24

___ is the inappropriate use of language

Back 24

echolalia

Front 25

___ disorder is a neurological disorder that results in less hand movements.

Back 25

Rett'

Front 26

___ disorder lose language, motor, and social skills after age 2.

Back 26

childhood disintegrative

Front 27

___ disorder is like autism but does not deliver language delays.

Back 27

aspergers

Front 28

___ disorder is persistant uncontrollable free floating anger and worry.

Back 28

generalized anxiety

Front 29

___ disorder is sudden and inexplicable panic attacks. ___ is the fear of a panic attack.

Back 29

panic, agoraphobia

Front 30

___ disorders are the splitting apart of experience from memory or consciousness.

Back 30

disassociative

Front 31

___ is the loss of personal feelings.

Back 31

disassociative fugue

Front 32

___ personality disorder is impulsivity in mood relationships and self-image.

Back 32

borderline

Front 33

___ disorder is a long-standing depressed mood that interferes wtih the ability to function.

Back 33

major depressive

Front 34

___ is the situation where substance abusers also suffer from another psychological disorder.

Back 34

comorbidity

Front 35

___ is a schizophrenia trait that is making up words and rhyming words in strange ways.

Back 35

neologisms

Front 36

There are delusions of ___, ___, and ___.

Back 36

grandeur, control, reference

Front 37

The three major approaches to therapy are ___, ___, and ___.

Back 37

insight, behavior, and biomedical

Front 38

___ is the briefer, more directive and more modern form of psychoanalysis.

Back 38

psychodynamic therapy

Front 39

Albert Ellis came up with ____ therapy where he talked in an auditorium.

Back 39

REBT (rational-emotional behavior therapy)

Front 40

Psychopharmacology deals with four categories of drugs; ___, ___, ___, and ___.

Back 40

antianxiety, antipsychotic, mood stabilizer, and antidepressent

Front 41

____ is also called shock therapy and is a last resort.

Back 41

electroconvulsive therapy

Front 42

The ____ are where a patient is when tey come into therapy. Every patient is at a different level.

Back 42

stages of change

Front 43

The ___ effect states that cross-sectional method fails to take into account culture changes over time.

Back 43

cohort

Front 44

Prenatal development consists of ___, ___, and ___.

Back 44

germinal, embryonic, fetal

Front 45

According to Piaget, the maturing brain develops ____, or concepts. You ___ new experiences and ____ your schemas.

Back 45

schemas, assimilate, accomodate

Front 46

During ____ the individual lacks object permeance and during ___ lack the concept of conservation.

Back 46

sensorimotor, preoperational

Front 47

An individual who is ___ only looks at things from their own point of view.

Back 47

egocentric

Front 48

During the ___ stage the child can begin to develop a theory of mind.

Back 48

preoperational

Front 49

___ parents impose strict rules while ____ set rules and explain them.

Back 49

authotarian, authoritative

Front 50

___ came up with the moral ladder.

Back 50

Kohlberg

Front 51

The ____ is also known as short term memory.

Back 51

working memory