Emotion
Primary emotions use the “___ pathway”; Secondary use the” ___ pathway.”
What are the...FAST and SLOW pathways
Though interconnected, _______ is to action response; as _________ is to the “why” or feeling
What are...MOTIVATIONS and EMOTIONS
Individual’s consistent patterns of feelings, thinking and behavior.
What is...PERSONALITY
The belief that people get the outcomes they deserve
What is the... JUST WORLD HYPOTHESIS
Historically, psychological disorders were often viewed as ________.
What is...SUPERNATURAL PHENOMENON
Theory of emotion stating emotion = arousal plus cognition
What is the...TWO FACTOR THEORY
Our bodies making us thirsty when our water levels are low is an example of
What is...DRIVE THEORY (or Drive Reduction Theoy)
Tests used to identify unconscious processes.
What are...PROJECTIVE TESTS
Modification of the opinions of members of a group to align with what they believe is the group consensus
What is... GROUP THINK
The etiology for mental disorders is a description of its______.
What are...CAUSES
Emotional experience and physiological arousal occuring at the same time
What is the...CANNON BARD THEORY
Motivation that comes from outside oneself, such as money or prizes
This Theorist emphasized the collective unconscious
Who is...CARL JUNG
People act in ways that follow their expectations for themselves
What is...SELF FULLFILLING PROPHECY
Combining biological vulnerabilities AND environmental stress factors to predict the likelihood of a disorder
what is the...DIATHESIS STRESS MODEL
Sternberg argues that healthy relationships have consummate love, which includes...
What is...INTIMACY, PASSION, and COMMITMENT
Particular behaviors are innately connected to specific drives:
What is...INSTINCT THEORY
The tendency to underestimate the impact of the situation and overestimate inner dispositions upon another's behavior is called ____.
emotions, attitudes, and interpretations from self
What are... INTRAPERSONAL topics
Belief disorders result from dysfunctional thinking and perceiving
What is the...COGNITIVE MODEL
Emotions theory stating physiological arousal precedes emotional experience
What is the...JAMES LANGE THEORY
The idea that arousal is not only an important motivational concept, but is also linked to the efficiency of performance
What is the...YERKES DODSON LAW
Carl Rogers believed that if the "real self" and the "ideal self" match it will lead to a state of...
What is...CONGRUENCE
2 conflicting thoughts or attitudes, often leads to actions contrary to our values and beliefs
What is...COGNITIVE DISSONANCE
Sensory experiences that occur in the absence of a stimulus
What are...HALLUCINATIONS