Dumb and Dumber
The ability to move ahead with confidence and enthusiasm.
Self-motivation
Ability used to read others cues.
Decoding
Displaying behavior that had been previously extinguished.
Spontaneous Recovery
Removes anxiety-causing ideas from conscious awareness by pushing them into the unconscious.
Repression
Biological functions exist
Non-conscious Level
Devised the first modern IQ test.
Alfred Binet
5 examples of the 7 universal expressions.
Happiness, Sadness, Anger, Disgust, Surprise, Fear, And Contempt.
Use relaxation techniques and gradually expose a person to stimulus they fear.
Systematic Disensitation
Two personality dimensions that Hans Eysenck focus on.
Extroverts and Introverts
Our Biological Clocks
Circadian Rhythm
IQ of 130, Possess an outstanding talent or show potential.
1 example of the 4 main standing positions.
Parallel Stance, Posing, Legs apart, Standing crossed legs.
Give three types of reinforcement.
Primary, secondary, positive, negative, rewards, and punishments.
Provide 3 out of 5 disorder the five factor model helps describes.
Anxiety disorders, Depression, Suicide attempts, Schizophrenia, and Personality disorders
Dreams reflect a person's unconscious urges, especially unacceptable or painful urges.
Freudian View
Percent of psychologists and specialists that believe the differences in IQ scores are environmental factors.
15%
Indicates holding something back.
Locked Ankles
Fixed amount of time before reinforcement is given.
Fixed-interval reinforcement
Five internal factors that influence behavior.
Skills, Values, Goals, Expectations, and Self Efficacy Expectations
Have random neuron bursts and the brain tries to make sense of them by creating dreams.
Biophysical Approach
Formula used to calculate IQ.
(mental age/chronological age) x 100
Inches of a rural spatial zone.
36 inches
Trauma that prevents us from learning new memories.
Anterograde Amnesia
The 5 approaches to the study of personality.
1) Trait theory
2) psychoanalytic theory
3) Learning theory
4) Humanistic theory
5) Sociocultural theory
Ideas that are not in your awareness right now, but you can recall them if you had to.
Pre-conscious Level