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achievement goal theory
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theory of achievement motivation that stresses the goals (ego vs mastery) and motivation climates that influence achievement strivings
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anorexia nervosa
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eating disorder involving a sever and sometimes fatal restriction of food intake
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approach-approach conflict
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a conflict in which and individual is simutaneously attracted to two incompatible positive goals
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approach-avoidance conflict
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a conflict in which an individual is simultaneously attracted to and repelled by the same goal
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archetypes
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in Jung's theory innate concepts and memories; memories that reside in the collective unconscious
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attitude
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a positive or negative evaluative reaction toward a stimulus
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attribution
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a judgement about the causes of our own and other people's behavior
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avoidance-avoidance
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a conflict in which and individual must choose between two undesirable alternatives
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behavioral assessment
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the measuremtn of behabir thgough direct observatin and application of a coding system
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behavioral activation system (BAS)
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a neural sstem that is activated by cues indicating potential reward and positive need greatificatin. Activit in this neural system causes the person to begin or to increase movement toward positive goals in anticipation of pleasure
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