Psych Disorders
Stress
Personality and Emotions
Sensation and Perception
Mixed
100

Combination of biological, psychological, and social

Biopsychosocial

100

physical and emotional responses to stress

stress reactions

100

understand individuals by breaking down behavior patterns into observable traits

trait theory

100

overstimulation of the senses

sensory overload

100

What are the 6 principles of liking?

receiprocity

liking

scarcity

social proof/consensus

authority

commitment 

200

the concept that diseases have physical causes that can be diagnosed, treated, and cured through treatment in a hospital

medical model

200

what are the 3 categories of stressors?

Catastrophes

Significant Life Changes

Daily Hassles/Social Stress

200

the part of the personality that represents internalized ideas and provides standards for judgement

Superego

200

3 basic steps to all sensory processes

receive>transform>deliver

200

What are the 3rd and 4th stages of the scientific method?

analysis & experimentation

300

Sarah has been experiencing severe depression, inability to concentrate, and loss of interest in normal activities for about 18 days. What diagnosis would you give her?

Major Depressive Disorder

300

Produces deep relaxation throughout the body by tightening all muscles in an area and then relaxing them

progressive relaxation

300

Abraham Maslow believed that once self-esteem is achieved and made stable, individuals begin to seek their full potential and purpose in life arises. This is know as ________.


Self actualization

300

the reduction or disappearance of sensory responsiveness when stimulation is unchanging or repetitious.

adaptation

300

classical and operant conditioning are forms of _________ _________.

associative learning

400

What are two questions that help us learn whether behavior is normal or abnormal?

  • Is the behavior considered strange within the person’s own culture? 

  • Does the behavior cause personal distress?

  • Is the behavior maladaptive?

  • Is the person a danger to self or others?

  • Is the person legally responsible for his or her act?

400

the study of how psychological, neural, and endocrine processes work together to affect the immune system and resulting health (spelling counts) 

Psychoneuroimmunology 

400

List all of the Big 5 personality traits

Openness

Conscientiousness

Extraversion

Agreeableness

Neuroticism 

400

Perception

Hue

Brightness

Saturation

400

The response after a rest period of an extinguished conditioned response.

spontaneous recovery 

500

Name 5 areas of work in clinical psychology


  • Therapy/Intervention

  • Diagnosis/Assessment

  • Clinical Supervision

  • Teaching

  • Research

  • Consultation

  • Administration


500

Name 3/5 of the ego defense mechanisms defined by Freud

Denial

Repression

Reaction Formation

Projection

Rationalization

500

What are the 3 features/components of reciprocal determinism?

personal factors

enviornment

behavior

500

Name all 7 parts of the eye that we discussed

 cornea

lens

iris

pupil

retina

rods

cones

500

Name each school of thought discussed in class and at least one psychologist who belonged to that school of thought. (Excluding Gestalt)

Structuralism- Edward Titchener

Functionalism- William James

Psychoanalysis- Freud

Behaviorism- Skinner, Watson, Pavlov

Humanistic- Carl Rogers, Abraham Maslow

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