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Behavior is influenced by the person in addition to the environment - what theory is this and who came up with it?
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social cognitive theory / Bandura
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this term means to perform a certain behavior that should lead to expected outcomes - my definition would be "how well someone thinks they can do something" if they have high ____ they think they can do it very well, and if they have low ____ they don't think they have the ability to do it well.
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self efficacy
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everything affects everything else - what is this?
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reciprocal determinism
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who came up with the "person situation controversy"? an example of this would be if a girl is quiet around some people but loud and obnoxious with her friends.
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Mischel
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this emphasizes unique quality of humans, especially freedom and potential for personal growth. what is this?
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humanism
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who came up with the "person centered theory"?
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Maslow
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native, unique qualities, typical behavior, congruence, incongruence (with self care and reality - leads to anxiety) - what are these traits of? fun fact: unconditional love: congruent ______ as conditional love: incongruent ______ (blank space is the answer lol)
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self concept
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what is the term for behavior that is fully determined by the environment?
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determinism
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what is the term for stable response tendencies? (consistent behavior over time)
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personality
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what is the least important in abnormal behavior?
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deviance
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what are the two most important terms of abnormal behavior?
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distress and dysfunctional
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what term from the abnormal behavior section prevents you from following a normal life? it is maladaptive.
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dysfunctional
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who was concerned with deviance and had problems with labeling people as mentally ill?
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Thomas Szasz
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what type of model states that its normal to think of abnormal behavior as a disease?
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medical model
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what is the study of the causes and origin of a disorder?
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etiology
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DSM (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual)
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the standard classification of mental disorders used by mental health professionals in the United States
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