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| an early historical perspective that the mind and body are separate and distinct |
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Freud believed they revealed the unconscious process |
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| a memoray aid used in rote learning |
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| scientific study of phenomena within their natural setting |
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| method of self-observation in which subjects report on their thoughts & feelings |
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B.F.Skinner's most famous work[image] |
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| learned ability to distinguish stimuli |
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demosntrated with animals the phenomenon of learning to learn |
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| in classical conditioning it elicits an automatic response [image] |
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| pattern of behavior when individuals believe no matter what they do, their actions make no difference |
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| a short-term memory aid in which information is organized into familiar groupings |
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| photographic memory [image] |
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| Theorized that short-term memory was limited to 7 items |
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| referred to as the aha moment when one suddenly realizes the solution to a problem[image] |
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| length of short-term memories |
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| [image]eating disorders found mostly in young females |
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