Biology
Social-Cognitive
Behaviorism
Random Quizlet Questions
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100

What is an nonshared space

The different ways siblings are treated growing up

100

Who are two big names in social-cognitive theory?

Albert Bandura and Walter Mischel

100

why we act the way we do is based on the situation

environmental determinism

100

Outcome expectancy affects 

modeling

100

___ twins are genetically identical 

identical (monozygotic) twins (MZ)

200

Men are more likely to be jealous over what kind of infidelity? 

sexual/ physical

200

What is declarative knowledge

knowledge we can state in words

200

The food in Pavlov's experiment was the 

unconditioned stimulus

200

One's belief about the degree to which one will be able to accomplish a goal is one tries

self-efficacy

200

Sally getting spanked is a ____ punishment

positive punishment

300

Women were found to be higher on what Big 5 traits?

neuroticism, extraversion, agreeableness, and conscientiousness

300

When forming expectancies, people may group together situations in ways that are ____

idiosyncratic

300

The neutral stimulus is presented repeatedly without the unconditioned stimulus, which weakens or undoes the conditioning 

extinction

300

monitoring your own behavior as a result on your internal processes

self-regulation

300

What did little Albert prove?

Conditioned fear

400

What is behavioral genetics

the study of genetic contributions to behaviors

400

What is one difference between self-efficacy and self-esteem

people have different self-efficacy perceptions in different situation and it is a judgement of what one can do

400

Reinforcements appear only after a certain number of responses

ratio schedule

400

behavior is caused by the interplay of personal factors, behaviors, and environmental influences

Bandura's triadic model of reciprocal causation

400

This man had a traumatic event happen and his personality was the never the same after

Phineas Gage

500

overall heritability estimate of 40% of personality is

a population statistic that varies with: the characteristic measured, how its measured, and age and population.  

500

the process off learning emotional reactions through observing others

vicarious conditioning

500

ABC stands for

Antecedent, Behavior, Consequence 

500

Cognitive structures we use to interpret & predict events and to guide behavior

personal constructs

500

Which two psychologists studied astrology

Jung and Eysenck 

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