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32 Cards in this Set
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A) psychoanalytic |
The humanistic perspective on personality may be considered a reaction against the ______ perspective. |
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B) Schema |
Piaget used the word ____ to refer to a collection of ideas that functions as a basic unit of understanding. |
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A) Resistance |
If a client becomes unwilling to cooperate, she is demonstrating: |
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A) stigma |
A ____ is a negative attitude about groups of ppl based on certain traits or characteristics |
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D) biopsycosocial |
The ___ perspective is the most integrative approach to psychological disorders |
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A) a sexual fascination with a nongenital body part |
Fetishism |
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D) descriptions of disorders |
The primary purpose of DSM-5 |
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A) breasts |
Not a primary sex characteristic |
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B) Freud |
The term "psychoanalysis" refers to the psychological theory and system of treatment devised by |
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D) a built-in tendency to regulate body conditions |
What is homeostasis? |
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D) female;male |
Menarche is to spermarche as ___ is to ___. |
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A) self-actualization |
Humanistic psychologist suggest that people are consciously motivated to reach their maximum potential: that is, people have a fundamental drive toward: |
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B) william Masters and virgina johnson |
The intial studies of the human sexual response cycle were conducted by |
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B) carl rogers |
___ emphasized the importance of ones self-concept |
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D) zygote |
In the moment of conception, the fathers sperm unites with the mothees egg to produce |
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A) psychiatrist; md |
Medication for psychological disorders is generally described by ___ who have __ degrees. |
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B) uncommon sexual acts |
Paraphilia is defined as: |
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A) legal |
Insanity is a ____ term |
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C) Oral; weaning |
Which stage is matched correctly |
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C) Persuasion |
The goal of advertising is a form of |
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A) behavioral |
The ___ perspective on a personality examines how the environment shapes personality through classical and operant conditioning, as well as observational learning |
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C) stress; a stressor |
____ is a response to a perceived threat or challenge |
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A) MBTI |
The ____ desinates a personality type based on scores on 4 personality demensions |
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A) DNA |
Chromosomes are molecules of: |
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D) cataclysmic events |
PTSD most often results from: |
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D) transferrence |
When a client reacts to a therapist how they would to a parent its |
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A) instincts |
Complex behaviors that are innate, fixed, and universal |
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D) milgram |
The classic shock study of obedience is associated with |
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B) mood |
In contrast to an emotion, a ____ is longer lasting |
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D) development |
Psychologist use the term____ to defince socioemotional change throughout life |
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A) comorbidity |
Klaude has been diagnosed with 2 disorders. This is |
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B) longitudinal study |
Indicates changes over time |
