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| Hartshorne & May Studies of Honesty |
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| U.S. children were tested for moral behavior by being placed in a variety of situations where there was temptation to act out |
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| Neglected by parents, had homosexual tendencies. Created Theory of Chumship and Interpersonal Theory of Psychiatry, integrated the work of Mead and Sapir |
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| Illusion of Individuality |
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| the idea that a person has a single, fixed personality is just an illusion |
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| Behavior is a function of personality and environment |
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| Jung believed that everyone is healthier with a little masculinity and femininity inside them. 3 components; Androgyny, anima, animus |
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| The consolidation of both anima and animus components |
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| When people behave in different ways but behaviors come from an underlying emotion |
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| 3 Concepts related to delayed gratification |
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1. Modeling
2. Visibility of desired object
3. Cognitive Strategies |
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| Observe what others do, and try to do what they are |
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| Visibility of Desired Object |
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| Cake is out of sight, so they won't eat it |
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| Distract yourself with other things, don't eat the cake |
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| Brain cells that react in the same way both when a person (or animal) acts and when they see another person act in the same way |
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| Biological, determined by XX or XY chromosomes |
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| Social Identity, the way you see yourself. |
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| A measure designed by Sandra Bem to classify individuals as masculine, feminine, androgynous or undifferentiated |
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| "Thrill Seeking".Frank H. Farley's theory that suggests a psychobiological need for simulation due to an internal arousal deficit |
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| A set of societal expectations about how a person should behave when ill |
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| Model of disease that suggests that although a pre-disposition to illness exists because of genetics or upbringing, the illness itself will not appear until it is elicited by the environment |
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| The predisposition of the body to disease or disorder |
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| An approach that is culture-specific, focusing on a single culture on its own terms |
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| An approach that is cross-cultural, searching for generalities across cultures |
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| Evaluating other's from one's own cultural point of view |
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| Cluster A: suspicious, odd |
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Paranoid
Schizoid
Schizotypal |
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Antisocial
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Histrionic
Narcissistic |
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Avoidant
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