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| Structureist identify the components of the conscience mind |
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| Functionalism mind helps humans adapt |
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| Findings ended school segregation |
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| The first female pres. of APA |
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| Psychoanalsis - Misunderstood at its time. Focuses on subconscience and hormones |
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| Behaviorism observable behaviors |
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| Sample is a random selection from the Population you are studying |
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| Numbers that summarize and describe behavior or char. of a particular sample |
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| Math Analysis to make inferences about the population from the sample |
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| examines cause and effect manipulated by the researcher |
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| changes are the effect of independent varible |
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| prediction of likely course of disorder |
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| distinguishing one disorder from another |
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| cause that led to disorder |
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| Diag. and Stat. manual of mental disorders. |
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| disorder that combines with enviromental stressors to trigger a psych disorder |
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| regulates emotional state: aggression appetite, and sleep onset. |
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| performing an action that is incinsistent with one's attitudes. |
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| affection towards those we are entwined with. |
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| Fixed way fo thinking about people categories. doesnt allow for individual variation |
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| Fundemental Attribution error |
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| two conflicting situations that cause anxiety |
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| attribute our success to internal attributions, bad we make external |
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| Fundemental attribution Error |
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others mistakes - Internal
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| Diffusion of Resposability |
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| Ppl will not take responsibility. |
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| corrolation and intepretaion |
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strength of corrolation. positive go up
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| using the senses to receive info from the enviroment |
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| orginizing sensations into menaingful objects and events |
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| orginizes stimuli into coherent wholes |
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| motion parallax - things close seem to move quicker and things the distance appear slowly |
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| Prox, Sim, Cont, connected |
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| Figure ground Relationship |
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| when people focus on an object they distiguish it fro the surrndings |
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| tendency to preceive objects as relatively stable despite continually changing sensory information |
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