Motivation, Emotion, and Stress
This theory states that our emotion occurs at the same time as our physiological arousal
What is the Cannon-Bard theory?
The term zygote is used in this stage of prenatal development
What is the germinal stage?
The level of positivity or negativity you have about yourself, or how much you value yourself.
What is self-esteem?
This psychologist developed the theory of intelligence that states there are eight separate areas of intellectual competency
Who is Howard Gardner?
This personality disorder is characterized by eccentric behavior and magical thinking.
What is schizotypal disorder?
This is another word for positive stress.
What is Eustress?
Studying the same group of children when they are 5, 10, 15, 20 is an example of a this type of study
What is a longitudinal study?
The Defense Mechanism by which we satisfy an unacceptable impulse by redirecting it to another person/object.
What is displacement?
This theorist believed that intelligence was related to a single general factor
Who is Charles Spearman?
This disorder is characterized by persistent, debilitating levels of anxiety that are not related to a single concern and accompanied by physical symptoms of anxiety.
What is generalized anxiety disorder?
The Yerkes-Dodson Law is the foundation for this theory
What is arousal theory?
In Piaget’s theory - when a child had modifies their existing schema to allow for new information, they are engaging in this type of process
What is accommodation?
According to Bandura, Reciprocal Determinism is when your Cognitions, Behaviors and _____ all interact to form your personality.
If you take a test on two separate occasions and get the same exact score, the test is said to demonstrate this phenomena
What is reliability?
When a person exhibits recurrent episodes of uncontrollable anxiety, they may be experiencing this disorder
What is panic disorder?
This theorist emphasized the importance of Positive Regard as an actualizing tendency
Carl Rogers
When the presence of others helps improve performance, it is named by this process
What is social facilitation?
According to Freud, we feel guilt for acting in a way that violates our ethical beliefs when this part of the mind is at work.
What is the superego?
The first intelligence test was created by this psychologist
Neuroleptics are this kind of drug
What are antipsychotic drugs?
This theory states that we must label the arousal in order to experience the emotion
The Asch study demonstrates the power of this phenomena
Conformity
Personality tests that attempt to reveal the unconscious elements of the test taker's personality
What are projective tests?
The knowledge that we build up over our lifetime.
What is crystallized intelligence?
In Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy, the B in the ABC’s maladaptive life stands for this term.
What are beliefs?