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Who led the study of operant conditioning
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skinner
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occurs when a response is strengthed because it is followed by the arrival of a pleasant stimulus
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positive reinforcement
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occurs when a response is strengthned because it is followed by the removal of a unpleasant stimulus
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negative reinforcement
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built his theory around the importance of the self concept
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rogers
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emphasized the need for self actualization and the hierarchial organization of needs
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maslow
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qualities of humans, especially their free will and their potential for personal growth
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humanism
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standardized measure of a sample of a persons behavior
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psychological tests
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threaten or are perceived to threaten one's well being and hereby tax one's coping abilities
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stress
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choice must be made between two attractive goals
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approach approach
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choice must be made between two un attractive goals
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avoidance avoidance
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whether to pursue a single goal that has both attractive and un attractive aspects
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approach avoidance
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the most common symptons of post traumatic stress disorder includes
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nightmares/flash backs
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refers to effors to master, reduce, or tolerate the demands created by stress
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coping
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an approach to theraphy that focuses on altering clients' patterns of irrational thinking to reduce mal adaptive emotions and behavior.
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Rational emotive behavior theraphy
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What is Ellis's ABC sequence
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Activating event, belief system, consequence.
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If you recognize that an undersirable behavior is preceded by a particular even, you have
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identified an antecedent
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A system providing for symbolic reinforcers is called a
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token economy chart
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a systematic approach to changing behavior through the application of principles of conditioning
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behavior modification
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refers to a family of mental exercises in which a conscious attempt is made to focus attention in a non analytical way
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meditation
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The evaluative component of the self is referred to as which of the following.
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self esteem
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In behavior modification, the B stands for which of the following
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Behavior
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The image that we present other people is out
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public self
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What is the name of the local agency that assists victims and their families of domestic and/or sexual violence
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refuge house
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an organized collection of beliefs about the self
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self concept
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mismatching of self perceptions
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self discrepancies
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the process of forming impressions of others
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person perception
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the action of a hate crime toward a particular group is known as
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discrimination
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persuasion is a form of communication in which one person tries to change the-----of another
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attitutdes
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a negative attitude toward members of a group
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prejudice
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involves getting someone to agree to a small request to increase the chances that they'll agree to a larger request later.
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foor in the door technique
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involves making a large request that is likely to be turned down in order to increase the chances that people will agree to a smaller request later.
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door in the face technique
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occurs when an organisms responding is influenced by the observation of others, who are called models.
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observational learning
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