believe affection from others is conditional---need to distort shortcomings to feel
worthy of affection---relatively incongruent self-concept---recurrent anxiety---
defensive behaviour protects inaccurate self-concept
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Rogers's view of personality development and dynamics
Mental events that arises out of the person's ways of thinking.Beliefs, expectations,
goals, plans, attributions, mindsets, self-concept, etc.
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Cognition (Motivation)
,The psychological state that results when an individual expects that life's outcomes
are controllable. My Behaviour Outcomes affects things that Happen to Me
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Mastery Orientation
Structure of personality: Id (pleasure principle), Ego (reality principle), Superego
(morality)
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Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory
redirecting attention within thesituation. Distraction vs Rumination
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attentional focus
Complex but coordinated feeling-arousal-purposive-expressive reactions to The
significant events in our lives (e.g., a threat, a loss, an opportunity).
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, Emotion (Motivation)
A psychological need to seek out optimal challenges, take them on, and exert persist
effort and strategic thinking to make progress, attain mastery, and improve one's
capacity to interact effectively with our surroundings. Generates a willingness to seek
out optimal challenges.
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Competence
The affective subcortical brain and the cognitivecortical brain are two interacting
systems that are often in competitionand conflict with one another (e.g., decision-
making, delay ofgratification, short-term vs. long-term goals)
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Bi-directional communication
problem-focused coping, efforts to establish control, and searching for social
support
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situation modification
, there is a genetic predisposition for both mood disorders and
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anxiety disorders
a cognitive framework to guide one's attention, information processing, decision
making, and thinking about the meaning of effort, success, failure, and one's own
personal qualities
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Mindset
Genetic vulnerability, Neurochemical and neuroanatomical factors, Cognitive factors,
Interpersonal challenges, Concussions, and Precipitating stress
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Etiology of depressive and bipolar disorders
people adopt performance goals and are concerned with looking smart, and not
looking dumb; concerned with good performance when others are watching
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worthy of affection---relatively incongruent self-concept---recurrent anxiety---
defensive behaviour protects inaccurate self-concept
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Rogers's view of personality development and dynamics
Mental events that arises out of the person's ways of thinking.Beliefs, expectations,
goals, plans, attributions, mindsets, self-concept, etc.
Give this one a try later!
Cognition (Motivation)
,The psychological state that results when an individual expects that life's outcomes
are controllable. My Behaviour Outcomes affects things that Happen to Me
Give this one a try later!
Mastery Orientation
Structure of personality: Id (pleasure principle), Ego (reality principle), Superego
(morality)
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Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory
redirecting attention within thesituation. Distraction vs Rumination
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attentional focus
Complex but coordinated feeling-arousal-purposive-expressive reactions to The
significant events in our lives (e.g., a threat, a loss, an opportunity).
Give this one a try later!
, Emotion (Motivation)
A psychological need to seek out optimal challenges, take them on, and exert persist
effort and strategic thinking to make progress, attain mastery, and improve one's
capacity to interact effectively with our surroundings. Generates a willingness to seek
out optimal challenges.
Give this one a try later!
Competence
The affective subcortical brain and the cognitivecortical brain are two interacting
systems that are often in competitionand conflict with one another (e.g., decision-
making, delay ofgratification, short-term vs. long-term goals)
Give this one a try later!
Bi-directional communication
problem-focused coping, efforts to establish control, and searching for social
support
Give this one a try later!
situation modification
, there is a genetic predisposition for both mood disorders and
Give this one a try later!
anxiety disorders
a cognitive framework to guide one's attention, information processing, decision
making, and thinking about the meaning of effort, success, failure, and one's own
personal qualities
Give this one a try later!
Mindset
Genetic vulnerability, Neurochemical and neuroanatomical factors, Cognitive factors,
Interpersonal challenges, Concussions, and Precipitating stress
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Etiology of depressive and bipolar disorders
people adopt performance goals and are concerned with looking smart, and not
looking dumb; concerned with good performance when others are watching
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