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behaviourism |
understanding how behaviour is shaped by application of stimuli like rewards and punishments |
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classical conditioning |
learning response that involves associations between environmental stimulus and natural occuring stimulus |
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collective unconscious |
deep level of our mind shared by all humans |
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herd behaviour |
how people act differently in large groups than when they would normally as individuals |
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inferiority complex |
ways social structures may cause humans to feel helpless or powerless |
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instrumental conditioning |
learning response in which rewards or punishment, for a particular behaviour increases or decreases the frequency of behaviour |
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residential school syndrome |
form of post traumatic stress disorder resulting form detrimental effects of residential schools on aboriginal people |
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social constructivism |
theory that states there is no objective truth, only a variety of subjective views developed through dialogue with others |
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social determinants of health |
socio-political and economic factors that influence health of individuals and broad populations |
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unconcious mind |
part of mind that holds feelings, thoughts, desires, and conflicts that a person is unaware of. |