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the Codependency Movement
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Beattie broadened & popularized it.
Started w/ alcoholism. Gettting entalnged in their partner's addictions in ways that inadvertently supported the addictive behavior. |
1987 Codependent No More by Melody Beattie
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Paradox of Progress
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Although our modern era hyas seen great techno progress, personal problems have no diminished.
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Psychology
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a Science that studioes behavior and the physiological and mental processes that underlie it, and it is the profession that applies the accumulated knowledge of this science to practical problems.
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Empiricism
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the premise that knowledge should be acquired through observation.
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what should be acquired through what?
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Experiment
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research method in which the investigator manipulates 1 independent variable and observes whether any changes occur in a second dependent variable as a result.
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one thing is, and then let's see if the other thing...
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Independent Variable
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a condition or event that an experimenter varies.
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cambiar.
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Dependent Variable
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thought to be affected by the manipulated independent variable.
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no cambiar.
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Experimental group
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the subjecs who recieve special treatment.
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cambiar.
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Control group.
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similar subjects who do not recieve that special treatment.
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no cambiar.
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Correlation
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when two variables are related to eachother.
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there is a relation between two...
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Correlation coefficient
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a numerical index of the degree of relationship that exists between two variables.
*while the positive or negaitve sign indicates whether an association is direct or inverse, the size of the coefficient indicates the strength of the association between two variables. |
an index.
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Naturalistic Observation
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a researcher engages in careful observation of behavior without intervening.
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observation without meddling.
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Case Study
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an in-depth investigation of an individual participant
*interviews of person, related persons, observation, examination, testing |
soley one.
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ID/EGO/SUPEREGO
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according to the pleasure principle
/ decision making component, reality principle / incorporates social standards about what's right and wrong |
chocolate
/ etiquette, rules, & customs / wrong & right |
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Concious/Preconcious/Unconcious
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aware of currently
/ just beneath the surface, easily retreieved / not aware of, but exert influence on one's behavior |
yes
/ kinda / no, but yes |
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Defense Mechanisms
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largely unconcious reactions that protect a person from painful emotions such as anciety and guilt
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protection
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Rationalization
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creating false but plausible excuses to justify unacceptable behavior
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i did it cause, believe me please!
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Repression
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keeping distressing thoughts and feelings buried in the unconcious
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it's not there
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Projection
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attributing one's own thoughts, feelings, or motives to another
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she did it!
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Displacement
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involves diverting emotional feelings (like anger) from their original source to a substituate target
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i'm NOT MAD AT YOU!
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Reaction formation
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behaving in a way that is exactly the opposite of one's feelings
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i'm this so IT'S BAD IF YOU ARE
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Regression
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involves a reversion to immature patterns of behavior
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bah bah boo boo
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Identification
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bolstering self esteem by foirming an imaginary or real alliance with some person or group
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celebritizle.
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Psychosexual stages
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developmental periods with a characteristic sexual focus that leave their mark on adult personality
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vulnerable into adulthood
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Fixation
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inability to move forward from one stage to another as expected
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