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39 Cards in this Set
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Stress refers to the ________ usually created by a threat, a situation, circumstance, or event that threatens the individual.
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Emotional arousal created by enviromental change
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Emotional Enviroment
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In Navaho Indian cultures illness was thought to result from ____ in one's life.
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disharmony
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you know this!
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A state in which 2 or more motives cannot be satisfied because they interfere with each other.
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Conflict
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Your so stupid if you dont know this.
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What are the four types of conflicts?
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Approach Approach (+,+)
Avoidance Avoidance (-,-) Approach Avoidance (+,-) Double Approach Avoidance (+,-) (-,+) |
Plus and minus.
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Selye proposed the _______ to account for the basic pattern of physical response.
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General Adaptation Syndrome
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Idiot!
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Alarm > Resistance > Exhaustion...what are these three patterns of?
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G.A.S. The three patterns of bodily responses to stress.
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I am soo stressed out!
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What are five factors that influence stress?
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1. Prior Experience
2. Age & Developmental Level 3. Predictablity 4. Degree of Control 5. Amount of Social Support |
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What are two effective ways to deal with stress?
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1. Deal with the source of the stress. 2. control one's reaction to stress.
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Attempts to deal with the source of stress or to control one's reactions to it, or both.
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Coping
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Return to an earlier stage of life.
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Regression
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Transferring of ideas.
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Displacement
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Channeling of primitive impulses into positive, constructive efforts.
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Sublimation
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Making sense of everything that goes wroing even when it doesn't make sense.
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Rationalization
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Unique qualities and distinctive behavior patterns of an inidividual across time and situation.
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Personality.
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Defined by Zimbardo.
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"_" functions at an unconcious level. Latin for I, Me, Mine
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Id
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Seek pleasure and avoid pain.
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Pleasure Principle
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Primary responsibility is to contorl the id. Rational, realistic, best for self.
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Ego
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What are the five stages of a persons life?
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Oral Stage
Anal Stage Phallic Stage Latency Stage Genital Stage |
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At this stage, children become aware of their genitals, and begin to touch and explore.
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Phallic Stage
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Extroversion=
Introversion= *As defined by Carl Jung. |
Extroversion:Open and Friendly
Introversion:Shy, Focus of Attention on Self |
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______ unconciousness contains motives that have been represed for various reason.
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Personal
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_______ unconcious contains the general kinds of information common to us.
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Collective
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According to _____, dealing with feelings of inferiority is the key to proper development.
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Adler
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Karen Horney believed that anxious ___ causes developmental problems.
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insecurity
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_____ are formed through learning.
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Personalities
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The power to produce change or to control what is happening in one's life.
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Self-Efficacy
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_______ Psychology believes in the basic good of people and all people possess an internal force that leads them to grow and improve.
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Humanistic
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Carl Rogers referred to "___" as a person's assessment of his or her own skills, behavior, and personality.
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Self-concept
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______ Error is when you think someone is clumsy because he falls and drops his books.
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Fundamental Attribution
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Unrealistic fear of particular things, places, or situations.
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Phobias.
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Person is tense and anxious all the time, but are unaware of the source.
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Generalized Personality Disorder
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Pattern of anxiety with long periods of excessive calm borken by intensely uncomfortable anxiety attacks.
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Panic Disorders
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Intense and persistant feelings of anxiety and helplessness following a distressing event that exceeds the range of normal human experience.
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Post-Traumatic Disorder
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A seperation of mental processes such as thoughts, emotions, identity, memory, or consciousness.
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Dissociative Disorder
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Individual experiences the symptoms of physical health problems that have psychological rather than physical causes.
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Somatoform Disorders
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Person shows little or no concern over their problem when a normal person would be extremely upset.
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LaBelle Indifference
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Persistant belief that one has a medical disorder despite lack of medical findings.
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Hypochondriasis
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Disturubances in expressed emotions, generally involving depression or elation.
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Mood Disorders.
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Disturbances in thoughts manifested through verbal and other behavior.
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Schizophrenia
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