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| a _____ is an internal stage of tension to motivate an organism |
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| A Balanced diet is called |
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Drive Theory -a drive to reduce tension, (hunger, we eat to reduce the tension of hunger) Incentive Theory - We get a reward for doing something (if I study hard, i'll get an A) Evolutionary Theory - motives of humans are the products of evolution |
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| 4 theories of emotion, name and describe |
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1. Common sense - I tremble because I feel afraid 2. James-Lange - I feel afraid because I tremble 3. Cannon-Bard - The dog makes me tremple and feel afraid. 4. Schacter - I label my trembling as fear because I appraise the situation as dangerous. |
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| which theory of emotion implies labeling arousal |
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| According to James Lange Theory - |
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| experience of emotion depends on autonomic arousal and by ones interpretation. |
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| what is not included in the definition of emotion. |
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| Emotional Differences between sexes are due to phys... (don't know what else to say, just remember that the question about emotional differences between sexes is...) |
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for example: when someone attributes their educational results to internal factors that they can control (e.g. the amount of effort they put in |
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stress causes eating problems t or f |
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facial expressions (the question might be like... facial expressions are universal) t or f |
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| author listed 3 factors that promote happiness |
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| social networks, health, and religion |
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| Human sexuality tends to involve: |
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| C. a blend of biological and social processes |
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| ..... ( i didn't catch the question in class but the answer is that facial expressions are innate ) remember that. |
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| sorry for not taking better notes haha |
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| according to cannon bard theory of emotion: |
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emotion occurs in the thalamus/ cortex |
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peoples cognitive appraisals are determinants of actual emotion t or f |
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| What partially explains flavors with favorable events. |
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humans are born clearly attached t or f |
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| girls who mature early and boys who mature late are likely to end up: |
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| developmental theory to be discontinuous: |
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| again didn't get the question but it has somethign to do with babies |
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having a parent just in the home creates attachment t or f |
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| most babies have _____ attachment |
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| Piagets 4 stages, list in order or describe: |
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Sensorimotor Period - Coordination of sensory input Preoperation Period - development of symbolic thought Concrete Operational - mental operations applied to concrete events. Formal Operational - Mental operations applied to abstract ideas; logical,systematic thinking |
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| According to piaget, what is a scheme? |
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| models, or mental structures, that we create to represent ,organize, and interpret our experiences |
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| a child who begins to engage in make believe is in what stage of piagets 4 stages? |
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| Conservation refers to a childs what |
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| A. Awareness to changing the shape. |
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| a child who says a bike must be tired since it fell down is experiencing what? |
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| animism - everything has life. |
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| d. concrete, can perform operations on tangible... (nothing else written) |
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| I didn't get the question here but the answer is D. formal operation period of (hypothetical possibilities) |
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| sorry... just remember that. |
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infants can understand just as adults do t or f |
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infants prefer certain visual fields t or f |
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| the most common degeneration or dementia is _______ |
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| soemthing something blank blank |
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| the answer is morality, remember that. |
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only a few substances can effect babies t or f |
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| don't know the question but teh answer is |
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| A. stage theories assume / build on eachother. |
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| which of erickson stages do you think your in? |
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Self absorbtion... because I already decided to spend my life with someone, so I am on to this stage. (this is for you to answer, so look up the stages in your book on page 313) |
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| a close emotional bond is called |
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If you live long enough you will pass through all of ericksons stages: T or F |
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I don't have the question but here is the answer Trust vs. Mistrust. remember that |
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| Kid does well in school develops a sense of : |
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| early adulthood psychosocial crisis focuses on |
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| The stage theory of moral development or developmental moral reasoning was created by: |
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Investigators say that most people don't have a mid life crisis true or false |
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physically to psycho stress true or false |
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stress causes disease true or false |
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| say your way behind in psychology and in you are in danger of flunking, which defense mechanism do we use? |
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stress is necessary t or f |
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don't know the question but the answer is social support (fill in the blank type question) |
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Type A people are Type B people are Which is better and why? |
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A = not as patient, feisty, aggressive B = more lax, more patient more laid back B is better because its healthier. |
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| stress weakens your immune system. |
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| Stress buffers, and how can we best deal with stress? |
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Ex: of A stress buffer = social support The more social support people have, the less stress will have an opportunity to affect them in a negative way. |
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| leading cause of death for adults in the US is: |
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| Only negative changes bring stress |
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| Learned helplessness teaches us to |
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| if stress is in the eye of the beholder than stress is: |
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Approach-Approach GIVE EXAMPLES: |
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Approach-Approach - Tennis or racquet ball, pizza or spaghetti, blue sweater or gray jacket.
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Avoidance-Avoidance give examples: |
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Unemployement or degrading job, painful backache or surgery
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Approach-Avoidance give examples: |
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| date with an attractive person or rejection, investment returns or loss of capital |
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| emotional responses to stress: |
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physiological behavioural responses, constructive coping, defensive coping |
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| coping is a stress reduction what? |
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| people who are _____ anxiety report more symptoms of illness |
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the question after filling in the blank for high in anxient is true. ( I didn't get the question to this t or F question ) |
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studies show that when people stop smoking blah blah balh... didn't get the rest T or F |
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| eomotions... if you pretend to not feel anything do you feel better? |
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people hear a message enough times t or f |
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finding just one other person who agrees with you is enough to get you to hold on to your decision t or f |
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| humans are likely to obey authority |
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| making a distinction in favor of or against, a person or thing based on the group |
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prejudice? is it always negative? |
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an unfavorable opinion or feeling formed beforehand or without knowledge, thought, or reason. yes |
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group size increases individuals... (can't read my handwriting) t or f |
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| stronger incentive versus fear of facts, which one wins? |
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| its best to use logical arguments to change attitudes |
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people are more likley to develop close.... ummm didn't get the second part but t or f |
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Most likely to be attracted to... (didn't get the rest) |
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| fill in the blank question _______ and _______ theory |
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| positive or negative evaluation of objects of thought. |
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| what can I do to make a good first impression? |
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