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Feelings
Amazing or not?
Sherlock Holmes
My Bias or Yours
Inference & Reactivity
Reactivity &
I knew that was going to happen!
100
Primarily by an awareness of our somatic or physiological sensations
What is indicators in emotion identifying?
100
Involves an acausal yet meaningful relationship between two events, as mediated by the collective unconscious
What is Synchronicity
100
Drawing upon data from our memory solely because it is vivid or salient
What is the Availability Bias?
100
Griselle opens her private practice, specializing in treating young women with depressive symptoms. Her new referral c/o feeling sad, hopeless, & worthless. She also reports she has no energy, poor appetite, idficulties concentraing, and suicidal ideations. Ysing your skills of _______________ ________________, you pience together these complaints and conclude that she has some type of mood disorder
What is Inductive Reasoning
100
Reactivity is sometimes referred to as
What is The Hawthorne Effect
200
Not intrinsically correlated; they are conceptually independent of each other
What is feeling and truth
200
Do not require extraordinary causes
What is Extraordinary events?
200
Misinterpreting correlation and causation
What is Correlation Does Not Prove Causation?
200
Griselle then hypothesizes what type of mood disorder. She is an astute clincian thus she uses the process of _________________ to test the hypothesis
What is Deduction
200
The attitudes and beliefs that we hold toward other people can, with or without our intent, actually produce the very behaviors that we expect to find.
What is Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
300
Pleasurable feelings that are a consequence of factual events, truthful assertions, or accurate observations
What are Comfortable Truths
300
Draw an inference from a general premise to a specific conclusion
What is Deductive Thinking; theory-driven or top-down cognitive processing
300
Ignoring important statistical information, such as sample size and prior probability
What is The Representativeness Bias?
300
Phenomenon in which the conduct of research affects the very entity that is being studied
What is Reactivity
300
Robert Rosenthal (a professor at Harvard University) and Lenora Jacobson (an elementary school principal San Francisco elementary school conducted a well known classroom experiment of the Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
What is The Rosenthal study.
400
Feeling emotionally comfortable in regard to statements, events, or beliefs that are not true
What are Comfortable Falsehoods
400
Whenever we hold two inconsistent or contradictory attitudes (cognitions), we experience an aversive drive state _______________ , which impels us to reduce our discomfort by altering our behavior or our attitudes
What is Cognitive dissonance ?
400
Oversimplyfying and artifcially distorting continuous phenomena by conceptualizing them as dichotomous
What is Differentiating Dichotomous Variables and Continuous Variables?
400
When subjects' reactivity to the experimental treatment is altered by preceding observations or testing
What is Reactive Effect of Testing
400
Term introduced by Melanie Klein (1946) to describe the unconscious splitting of one's own unacceptable (ego-dystonic) attributes, and the projection of these attributes onto another person
What is Projective Identification
500
Feelings of emotional discomfort that are a function of upsetting but true, or factual, events
What are uncomfortable Truths ?
500
Begin with paricular observations and then generalize to broader principles
What is Inductive Reasoning; data-driven or bottom-up cognitive processing
500
Selectively seeking out observations that are consistent with our prior beliefs
What is The Confirmation Bias?
500
When the artificiality of the research setting itself causes subjects in the experiment to respond differently to the treatment than would people in nonexperimental settings
What is Effects of Experimental Arrangements
500
R.D. Laing (1969) used the term induction to denote unconscious components of the Self-Fulfilling Prophecy. Give an example
What is Induction?