Holistic approach to prior learning
Integrating psychology into your personal life
Psychology across all disciplines
Integrating psychology into career and educational decisions
Your personal learning theory
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The psychological approach that emphasizes the whole person with the potential for transcendence and transformation.
What is the holistic approach?
100
Methods used to help patients facilitate change in maladaptive behavior and cognition through homework aimed at instilling hope and learning problem-solving skills.
What is cognitive behavior technique?
100
The branch of psychology that concentrates on how individuals process information such as storing, receiving, and retrieving information as well as decision-making, and problem-solving.
What is cognitive psychology?
100
Expressing understanding of the major concepts, historical trends, theoretical perspectives, and empirical findings through application.
What is knowledge base in psychology?
100
The type of psychology used to improve one’s behavior.
What is behaviorism?
200
The inclusion of all aspects of an individual within a social and physical context, including mental, physical, and spiritual.
What is holistic psychology?
200
A psychological test used to assess one’s personality for the purpose of determining an appropriate career or educational path.
What is self-report inventory?
200
The branch of psychology that focuses on maturity, self-actualization, and potential of an individual and credits one’s values as the foundation of his or her mannerisms.
What is humanistic psychology?
200
Seeking positions that require facilitating efficiency in the workplace through organizational assessments, mentoring leaders, maintaining diversity, identifying issues and recommending innovative solutions.
What is applying industrial and organizational psychology content and skills to career goals?
200
The principle in which actions are likely to be repeated if followed by a desirable outcome and less likely to be repeated if followed by less than desirable outcomes.
What is law of effect?
300
For an individual to find and use his or her natural strengths.
What is the main goal of holistic psychology?
300
Abraham Maslow explained this as a continuous process of realizing one’s own unique potential.
What is self-actualization?
300
The branch of psychology that focuses on how one develops throughout his or her lifespan (i.e. physically, intellectually, and skillfully).
What is developmental psychology?
300
Professional psychologist in clinical or counseling psychology or psychiatrist.
What is careers requiring training beyond a baccalaureate degree?
300
A small chamber with levers or bars animals can operate to dispense reinforcement, such as food, for the purpose of studying animal behavior.
What is a Skinner Box?
400
The body and spirit are equal to the brain, which is in contrast to traditional psychology.
What is how the brain is understood in holistic psychology?
400
To set goals and evaluate the feedback from your own performance in achieving the goals.
What is control theory?
400
The branch of psychology that explains how and why one’s behaviors are influenced by his or her environment.
What is environmental psychology?
400
One can apply knowledge and explore career options pertaining to his or her chosen area of psychology through firsthand experience.
What is the significance of internships?
400
The use of introducing a neutral stimulus (bell) to an unconditioned stimulus (food) after obtaining an unconditioned response (salivation), in order for the neutral stimulus (bell) to become a conditioned stimulus, thus generating a conditioned response (salivation).
What is classical conditioning?
500
The type of psychology that rejects the reductionist point of view about human condition and accepts the notion that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
What is holistic?
500
Identifying healthy methods of coping with stress, overcoming adversity, and maintaining caring relationships.
What is ways to integrate psychology into one’s personal life?
500
The branch of psychology focused on unusual behavior, cognition, and emotion.
What is abnormal psychology?
500
These tools are essential to John L. Holland’s vocational choice theories which assume people are happier and more productive when career choices are in line with his or her interests, values, and skills.
What is the purpose of self-reflection, self-assessment, and career development?
500
The basic dimensions used to describe personality traits which include agreeableness, conscientiousness, neuroticism, openness, and extraversion.
What is “The Big Five?”
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