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social sciences - correct answer disciplines that use research and analysis to study human behavior Psychology - correct answer systematic study of people's thoughts, feelings, and behavior psychology question - correct answer "What factors in his personality led to commit the crime?" Psychology School of Thoughts- Cognitive - correct answer analyzes perception, learning, memory, and reasoning Psychology School of Thoughts- Psychoanalysis - correct answer analyzes inner experiences and the mind Psychology School of Thoughts- Behavioral- - correct answer analyzes principles of behaviors Sigmund Freud - psychologists - correct answer - Psychosexual Theory - Psychoanalytic Theory -defence mechanisms Psychosexual Theory - correct answer our sex drive causes us to seek pleasure in different parts of our body during various stages of development Psychoanalytic Theory - correct answer believed that the brain is divided into two parts. The unconscious and conscious minds. ego - correct answer conscience superego - correct answer moral- angel id - correct answer pleasure seeking- devil Fantasy - defence mechanism - correct answer daydreaming Repression - defence mechanism - correct answer pushing a painful thought or experience into our unconscious mind Rationalization- defence mechanism - correct answer using an excuse to explain our failures Regression- defence mechanism - correct answer going back to the behaviour patterns of an earlier age Denial- defence mechanism - correct answer when reality is too unpleasant we may deny its existence Projection- defence mechanism - correct answer we protect our inner feelings onto other people Displacement- defence mechanisms - correct answer discharging pent-up feelings on objects less dangerous than those arousing the feelings > had a bad day then take it out on parents Alfred Adler- psychologist - correct answer -Individual Psychology Therapy -Inferior Complex Individual Psychology Therapy - correct answer a theory developed assuming that people were aware of the goals and values that guided them, therefore, de-emphasizing freud's argument that the unconscious mind was the driving force that influenced the human behaviour Inferior Complex - correct answer all people feel inferior at certain times in their lives. They try to compensate for the feeling of inferiority by seeking experiences that give them a feeling of power Carl Jung-psychologist - correct answer - Analytical Psychology - Eight Personality Traits B.F Skinner-psychologist - correct answer -Operant Conditioning Operant Conditioning - correct answer theory that learning can be programmed by whatever consequence follows a particular behaviour. People will repeat behaviours that are rewarded, and avoid behaviours that are punished Ivan Pavlov- psychologist - correct answer Classical Conditioning Classical Conditioning - correct answer a form of associative learning. An association is made through the pairing of stimuli - a reflex behaviour is caused by an external event. Unconditioned Stimuli - correct answer a stimulus that will naturally (without learning) bring about a reflex response Unconditioned Response - correct answer the natural response to a particular stimulus Conditioned Stimuli - correct answer the neutral stimulus that is paired with an unconditioned/ natural stimulus Conditioned Response - correct answer - the response that is caused by the conditioned stimulus as a result of pairing with an unconditioned stimulus Sociology - correct answer study of the development, structure, and functioning of human society sociology question - correct answer "What common factors are there in the lives of people who have gone on shooting sprees at their former place of work?" Sociology School of Thought Functionalism - correct answer analyzes large scale patterns of society; relationships among parts of society -Comte, Durkheim, and Parsons Sociology School of Thought Conflict - correct answer - analyzes large scale patterns in society; struggles and conflicts between social classes Sociology School of Thought Symbolic Interactionism - correct answer