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what is psychology?
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the study of human behavior, thought processes and emotions
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How does it help in Health Professions?
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1. Appreciation, peoples thoughts and needs vary
2. better understanding of communication process 3. identify factors to help people cope with everyday life and stresses |
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Who was the 17th C philosopher that helped develop psychology? and what was his theory?
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Descartes ; Dualism
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What theory was developed in the 20th C
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Positivism
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How is Positivism connected to Man?
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Human beings are part of Nature and share common functions in a objective scientific way
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In 1870 ____ _____ developed a school of thought called ________
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sigmund Freud ; PSYCHOANALYSIS
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what is Behaviorism? and when was it delveloped
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the study of behavior change under controlled conditions ; 1900's
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What was Carl rogers responsible of developing
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Humanisitic Psychology
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What is Phenomenology?
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deals with the undrestanding of Personal or subjective experiences
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What interprets behavior in its Social context
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Social Psychology
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What seeks to understand the relationship between psych factors and physiological responses that can affect health and illness
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Cognitive Psychology and Psychoneuroimmunology
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what are the 5 schools of Psychology?
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Cognitive, Behavioral, Psychodynamic, humanisitic and Social
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Name 3 different research methods
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1. Experimental method
2. Survey Method 3. Obsevation Method |
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what is sensation?
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the gathering of information through the use of our senses
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what is perception?
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the interpretation of the information gathered by our senses
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What is the Looking glass self?
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the concept of self which developes through social interaction
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Which thoery proposes that we construct our sense of self by making comparisons with important others?
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Social Comparison theory
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Which theory states that we develop our sense of self through the organization of knowledge called constructs
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Personal Construct Theory
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What are the 3 purposes of a Narrative?
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1. to make sense of life experiences
2. provide sense of continuity over time 3. Justifies actions and existence |
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what are the 2 advantages of a narrative?
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1. can improve ones self worth
2. facilitates sense of coherance |
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What is self esteem?
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Reflects a critical personal evalution of self worth
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Which theory reflects the degree of discrepency between the Ideal and actual self?
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Personal Costruct Theory
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Which theory of self esteem is the result of attachment relationships formed early in life?
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Psychodynamic Theory
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Which theory of self esteem reflects the extent to which an individual feels the ones actions influence the world
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Social Learning Theory
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what 2 things determines one's self concept?
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1. Body Image
2. Social Role |
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what are the 3 components of a normal body image?
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1. Body reality - physical structure
2. Body Ideal - ones sense of the ideal self 3. Body presentation - the way the body moves in social situations |
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What is Social Role?
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the characteristic and expected social behavior of an individual
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What are "props" ?
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they help sustain our roles and present the image we want to portray eg. wearing jewellry
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What is a stigma?
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a visible sign that distinguishes an individual or group
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what are the 3 types of Stigmas?
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1. Moral-behavior or attributes that violate cultral or social values
2. Tribal-refers to marks or symbols that signal group membership or status 3. Physical-alterations in body or body functions that mark people from the rest |
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Define Attitude
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subjective evalution that predispose people to behave toward others in a positive or negative way
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what are the 3 responses of Attitude?
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1.Cognitive: beliefs about object or person
2.Affective: positive or negative evaluative feeling 3.Behavioral: actions directed at the object or person |
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What is also known as Labelling?
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Stereo Typing
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What is the combination of beliefs towards on individual or group?
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Predjudice
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What refers to the negative behavior associated with Prejudice?
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Discrimination
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What is the Attribution theory?
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the process by which people understand the relationship between cause and effect and how they make judgements about repsonsibility and blame
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What are the 2 types of Locus?
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1.Internal- saying you're at fault
2.External- blaming others |
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What are the 2 components of Stability?
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1.Stable-always
2.unstable- just in the situattion |
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what are the 2 components of Globality?
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1.Global: in all situations
2.Specific: just the one situation |
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What is known as the pervasive tendancy to balme people for their own problems or mistakes?
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Fundamental Attribution Theory
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What is a Trait?
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are a set of intelligence characteristics that include patterns of thought, adjustment and behavior. Can be inherited
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