Psych 100 Exam 4 (PSU Crosby)
Actor-observer bias - ANS-When requested to explain our own behavior, we have a
tendency to attribute greater to the state of affairs and less approximately us
Affective knocking down - ANS-Not getting any emotional expression
Aggression - ANS-When one character hurts or attempts to spoil any other character
deliberately, either with phrases or physical behavior
agoraphobia - ANS-fear of places or conditions wherein it is difficult for an person to break
out
Alogia - ANS-Decrease in speech manufacturing
Altruism - ANS-prosocial behavior with no praise for us, however a risk of damage
Anhedonia - ANS-misplaced of interest in all or almost all formerly enjoyable activities
anorexia nervosa - ANS-Low body weight, fear of being fat, distorted self photo, lack of
popularity of low body weight.
Anxiety issues - ANS-Disorders in which the main symptom is immoderate or unrealistic
tension and fearfulness
Arbitrary interference - ANS-Jumping to conclusions with out proof
Attitudes - ANS-tendency to respond positively or negatively in the direction of sure people,
ideas, items, or conditions
Attribution - ANS-Process of explaining the conduct of ones self and others
Avolition - ANS-Decline in motivation to pursue significant dreams
Barriers to effective therapy - ANS-1. Culture bound values
2. Class sure value
3. Language
four. Nonverbal conversation
Behavior remedies - ANS-All behavior is learned; focused on behavior exchange, not
purpose; lower undesired behavior and growth preferred
Biomedical therapy - ANS-Use of organic or clinical techniques to clear up problems (no
getting to know)
, biopsychosocial version - ANS-Abnormal behavior is visible as the result of the mixed and
interacting forces of organic, mental, social, and cultural affects
bipolar disease - ANS-severe mood swings between major depressive episodes and manic
episodes
bulimia nervosa - ANS-Binge eating, purging, keep normal frame weight
bystander impact - ANS-Fewer bystanders = much less diffusion, extra assist
Causes of hysteria problems - ANS-Behavioral: disordered behavior is found out
Cognitive: immoderate tension from illogical, irrational concept processes
Biological: chemical imbalances, genetics
Causes of temper issues - ANS-Behavioral: hyperlink despair to learned helplessness
Cognitive: distorted, illogical questioning
Biological: variation in neurotransmitter levels, genetics
Characteristics of effective remedy - ANS-1. Matching remedy to customer and troubles
2. Therapeutic alliance
3. Protected setting
4. Opportunity for catharsis (vent)
five. Learning and practice of recent behaviors
6. Positive experiences
Cognitive dissonance - ANS-Sense of pain that happens while ones conduct does now not
correspond to attitudes
Cognitive-behavioral therapy - ANS-Learning to assume greater rationally and logically
Compliance - ANS-Occurs while someone modifications behavior due to other human
beings directing or soliciting for the exchange
Compulsions - ANS-Repetitive, ritualistic behavior or intellectual act
Conformity - ANS-Changing ones personal behavior to healthy that of others
Criteria to decide abnormality - ANS-1. Is behavior uncommon?
2. Does it go towards social norms?
3. Does it (conduct) motive sizeable subjective discomfort?
Four. Is the conduct maladaptive or result in an incapacity to perform?
5. Does conduct cause the individual to be dangerous to themselves or others?
Actor-observer bias - ANS-When requested to explain our own behavior, we have a
tendency to attribute greater to the state of affairs and less approximately us
Affective knocking down - ANS-Not getting any emotional expression
Aggression - ANS-When one character hurts or attempts to spoil any other character
deliberately, either with phrases or physical behavior
agoraphobia - ANS-fear of places or conditions wherein it is difficult for an person to break
out
Alogia - ANS-Decrease in speech manufacturing
Altruism - ANS-prosocial behavior with no praise for us, however a risk of damage
Anhedonia - ANS-misplaced of interest in all or almost all formerly enjoyable activities
anorexia nervosa - ANS-Low body weight, fear of being fat, distorted self photo, lack of
popularity of low body weight.
Anxiety issues - ANS-Disorders in which the main symptom is immoderate or unrealistic
tension and fearfulness
Arbitrary interference - ANS-Jumping to conclusions with out proof
Attitudes - ANS-tendency to respond positively or negatively in the direction of sure people,
ideas, items, or conditions
Attribution - ANS-Process of explaining the conduct of ones self and others
Avolition - ANS-Decline in motivation to pursue significant dreams
Barriers to effective therapy - ANS-1. Culture bound values
2. Class sure value
3. Language
four. Nonverbal conversation
Behavior remedies - ANS-All behavior is learned; focused on behavior exchange, not
purpose; lower undesired behavior and growth preferred
Biomedical therapy - ANS-Use of organic or clinical techniques to clear up problems (no
getting to know)
, biopsychosocial version - ANS-Abnormal behavior is visible as the result of the mixed and
interacting forces of organic, mental, social, and cultural affects
bipolar disease - ANS-severe mood swings between major depressive episodes and manic
episodes
bulimia nervosa - ANS-Binge eating, purging, keep normal frame weight
bystander impact - ANS-Fewer bystanders = much less diffusion, extra assist
Causes of hysteria problems - ANS-Behavioral: disordered behavior is found out
Cognitive: immoderate tension from illogical, irrational concept processes
Biological: chemical imbalances, genetics
Causes of temper issues - ANS-Behavioral: hyperlink despair to learned helplessness
Cognitive: distorted, illogical questioning
Biological: variation in neurotransmitter levels, genetics
Characteristics of effective remedy - ANS-1. Matching remedy to customer and troubles
2. Therapeutic alliance
3. Protected setting
4. Opportunity for catharsis (vent)
five. Learning and practice of recent behaviors
6. Positive experiences
Cognitive dissonance - ANS-Sense of pain that happens while ones conduct does now not
correspond to attitudes
Cognitive-behavioral therapy - ANS-Learning to assume greater rationally and logically
Compliance - ANS-Occurs while someone modifications behavior due to other human
beings directing or soliciting for the exchange
Compulsions - ANS-Repetitive, ritualistic behavior or intellectual act
Conformity - ANS-Changing ones personal behavior to healthy that of others
Criteria to decide abnormality - ANS-1. Is behavior uncommon?
2. Does it go towards social norms?
3. Does it (conduct) motive sizeable subjective discomfort?
Four. Is the conduct maladaptive or result in an incapacity to perform?
5. Does conduct cause the individual to be dangerous to themselves or others?
