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| ; talk , pledge, analyses mistake, projective tests. |
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| 100,000 post cards , freeing effect |
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| – Coming up with reasons why you shouldn’t feel bad |
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| turning troubling urge into its safer alternative |
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| – experiencing ones own troubling feelings as if the belonged to someone else |
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| – secrets make things more intriguing and people more attractive. |
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| repression of emotions – more blinking etc |
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| the lower you go the harder it is to bring to consciousness |
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| – 1850s, Austria , doctor. |
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| - increases likely ness to repeat |
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| – Funder, Malcom gladwell |
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| – create blister – talk nicely create blister – talk about bad marriage |
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| Best type of conditioning |
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| ; responses controlled by their consquences. |
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| How many more times does a drug work better than a placebo – |
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| – limbic system- emergency network , cortex – Regulation network. |
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| Intermitted reinfourcement – |
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| not everytime you get rewarded |
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| reinfourcement based on number of responses |
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| Negative reinfourcement – |
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| removing a positive stimulis (taking away food etc) |
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Removing a positive stimulus
Taking food away from a hungry rat |
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Providing an aversive stimulus
Scolding a child, shocking a lab rat for pressing the response lever |
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| ego's main job to comprimise between |
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| the basic fource in the universe toward randomness and disorder |
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| everything implies and requires its opposite |
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| life energy. energy to live |
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| Three aspects of frauds stages ? |
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| physical focus, a psychological theme, an adult character type |
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| results from extreme childhood experiences |
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| self control and obedience |
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| gender idendity and sexuality |
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| taking on gender roles of mum and dad happens in phallic stage |
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| An underdeveloped or overdeveloped superego |
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| well balanced and well adjusted |
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| when the oral anal or phallic stage is not won |
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| when the adult retreats from frustration of fixation |
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| unconscious mind thinking |
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| condensation and symbolism |
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| condensing ideas all into one maybe resulting in symbolism |
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| the bond between the therapist and the patient |
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| the ability to take ways of feeling thinking behavaing with on eperson and bring them into a realtionship with another |
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| a drive towards death and destruction |
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| an effort to avoid thoughts because their literally terrifying |
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| the ability to take ways of feeling thinking behavaing with on eperson and bring them into a realtionship with another |
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| a drive towards death and destruction |
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| an effort to avoid thoughts because their literally terrifying |
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| translating a threating sitation into cold, intellectual terms |
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| redirect a forbidden impulse onto a safer target |
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| converts base impulse into a hiigher noble course |
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| test a wide amount of personality traits |
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| questions that 95% of people answer the same |
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| stat method for finding order in chaos |
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| that not all truth shows that interpretations of reality are equally correct |
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| that only constructions of human ideas exist not reality |
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| looks like a duck sounds like a duck etc but still not postivtivly absoultly a duck |
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| I will predict you will do this or be like this but im not absoult. |
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| important for normal emotion experience |
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| systems that are affected b ]y dopamine |
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| behavioral activation system |
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| gives motivation to seek rewards |
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| selective seratonin reuptake inhibitor |
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| gethering lots of types of data to get as much info on one person |
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| all knowledge comes from experience |
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| hedonism & utalitarianism |
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| learn to seek pleasure and avoid pain |
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| decision making and the role of expectancies. |
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| the ability toc hange your enviroment |
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