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| enviromental, learning; nurture |
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| physiology;genetics; nature |
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| sociocultural; role of structure |
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| emphasizes the organization process in behavior; focuses on problem of perception |
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free association
dream anaylsis
transference
symptom substitution |
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impolsive therapy(imagine the event)
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| Cognitive Behavior Therapy |
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modeling and role play
thoughts and behavior |
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rogers client centered therapy
gestalt therapy cliene comes into contact with the whole self |
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psycho-surgery-ocd or brain tissue
electroconvulsive theray:major depression
psychopharmological treatment
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| other bariables that may influence results |
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| exposed to manipulation of independent variable |
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| an unaffected comparison group |
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| a subjects behavior changes due to believed expectations of experiment |
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| expectations influence what is recorded |
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| control for bias by keeping placement of subject secret |
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| inactive substance unknowingly given in place of drug |
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| negatively expressed hyptheses, X will not change Y |
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