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Types of Therapists (4) - Answer - MD: Psychiatrist (specialty in treating mental problems) and Psychoanalyst (Practitioners of freud therapy) - PhD: Clinical Psychologist (severe disorders) and Counseling Psychologist (Common problems of normal living) - PsyD: Clinical Psychologist (severe disorders) and Counseling Psychologist (Common problems of normal living) - EdD: Doctor of Education (usually works in schools) Dream Analysis and Interpretation - Answer - Used to tap into unco...

Social Cognition - Answer Reflects how we perceive others based on our schemas for different types of people, whether accurate or inaccurate Attribution - Answer An assumption of why a person is acting a certain way; are often biased by personal experience Social Cognitive Biases - Answer A reliance on schemas to make assumptions about social situations; they are often incomplete but have solidified over time and become a bias Fundamental Attribution Error - Answer The tende...

Social Cognition - Answer The thoughts we have about the stimuli in our environment, which typically arise when a schema is activated. Social Cognitive Biases - Answer A reliance on schemas (which have solidified over time and become a bias) to make assumptions about social situations. They are often incomplete because they do not take into account numerous other factors. Attribution - Answer An assumption of why a person is acting the way they do. Fundamental Attribution Error...

Classical Conditioning - Answer Previously neural stimuli come to elicit autonomic responses Unconditioned Stimulus (UCS) - Answer A stimulus that reflexively triggers an autonomic response Unconditioned Response (UCR) - Answer The autonomic behavior/response triggered by the UCS Conditioned Stimulus (CS) - Answer A stimulus which was previously neutral when triggering a response, but comes to elicit a similar response to the one triggered by the UCS because it's associat...