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Neurobiological
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viewing behavior as the result of biology plus nerve cells
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Humanistic
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believeing that people are basically good and capable of helping themselves
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Introspection
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the process of lookinginto yourself and describing wht is there
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Psychoanalysis
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a system that views the individual as the product of unconscious forces
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Eclecticism
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the process of making your own system by borrowing from two or more other sytems
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SQ3R
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Survey, question, read, recite and review; a study technique that helps you organize, understand and remember new material
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Renaissance
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the "Rebirth" period during which Greek thought reappeared and much scientific exploration took place
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Sigmund Freud
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considered our inner selves to be cesspools of forbidden desires
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Research psychologists
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STudy origin, cause or results of certain behaviors
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Cognitive psychology
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the study of how humans use mental processes to hanle problems or deelop certain personality characteristics
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Astrology
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the prediction of behavior based on the positions of the planets and stars
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PTSD occurs in people who are
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war veterans, scident victims, abuse victims
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Psychology
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The scientific study of animal and human behavior
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Dark ages
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period of chaos and civil wars- when inetellectual progress stopped
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Philosophy
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the attempt to understand behavior by using logic and reason
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Flashbacks
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a memory so strong it takes you back to time and place of event
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PTSD symptoms include
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flashbacks, nightmares, oral manipulations, suicidal thoughts
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Applied pyschologists
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Make direct use of the findings o esearch psychologists - they deal directly with clients
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Middle Ages
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period of little science
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Wilhelm Wundt
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"Father of Psychology" - started first laboratory for studying humans in 1879
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Behaviorists
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those who believe we are the product of associations
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Carl Rogers
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MOsts famous humanist - beleved every person had the potential to become great in hs/her own way without guidance
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