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Final Exam | PSYCH 110 - General Psychology, Quizzes of Psychology

personality, psychopathology, social psychology Class: PSYCH 110 - General Psychology; Subject: Psychology; University: Kansas State University; Term: Spring 2010;

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Psychodynamic Theory

active, moving, changing, managing

TERM 2

Psychoanalysis

DEFINITION 2

unconscious and how it influences behavior proposed by

Freud

TERM 3

Deterministic

DEFINITION 3

your mind makes decisions you cannot control

TERM 4

Pessimistic

DEFINITION 4

our minds are motiavated by needs of social restrain conflict

TERM 5

Hysteria

DEFINITION 5

physical symptom with no physical cause

Seduction Hypothesis

adults are seducing children- sexual problems are the key to

hysteria- not well recieved by Vienna Society for Psychiatry

and Neurology- Revised: repressed sexuality could come

from imagined rather than actual sexual events

TERM 7

Psychosexual Stages

DEFINITION 7

Oral -Anal -Phallic -Latent -Genital -All according to Freud

TERM 8

Oral Stage

DEFINITION 8

birth to 2 -pleasure by eating or stimulation of lips

TERM 9

Anal Stage

DEFINITION 9

2-4 years old ,toilet training -anal explusive- likes making

messes

TERM 10

Phallic Stage

DEFINITION 10

4-6 years old , Castration Anxiety -Penis Envy -attraction to

the opposite sex parent

Latent Stage

6-12 years old ,bond with same sex parents

TERM 12

Genital Stage

DEFINITION 12

12-death .personal and sexual maturity

TERM 13

3 components of personality

DEFINITION 13

Id, Superego, Ego

TERM 14

Id

DEFINITION 14

innate biological needs -ex. aggression, sex

TERM 15

Superego

DEFINITION 15

values, religion, restraints imposed by society -learned

through socialization, internalized

Ego

keeps the Id and Superego in line -satisfy needs w/o violating

conceptions of right and wrong -defense mechanisms

TERM 17

Defense Mechanisms Examples

DEFINITION 17

Repression, Supression, Denial, Projection, Displacement,

Regression, Identification, Rationalization, Compensation,

Intellectualization, Reaction Formation

TERM 18

Benefit of Defense Mechanisms

DEFINITION 18

reduce anxiety

TERM 19

Costs of Defense Mechanisms

DEFINITION 19

prevent realistic elimination of conflict- distorts reality

TERM 20

Freud's Contributions

DEFINITION 20

learned hidden causes of behavior -early childhood affects

adulthood

Freud's Criticisms

overstated sex- limited sample of case studies- bias in data

selection- no theories on females or gay people- structured

so he would never be wrong

TERM 22

Anna Freud

DEFINITION 22

listed ego's defense mechanisms- advancements in child

psychiatry- 1st to use play therapy

TERM 23

Alfred Adler

DEFINITION 23

not about sex- about individual- motivation from mind, not

biological instincts- not Id

TERM 24

Carl Jung

DEFINITION 24

people are different, but share aspects- analytic psychology-

purpose of personality= achieve a balance between

conscious and unconscious

TERM 25

Myers-Briggs Type Indicator

DEFINITION 25

Extraversion vs. Introversion=where we get our energy,

Sensing vs. Intuiting=how we gather information, Thinking

vs. Feeling= how we make decisions, Perceiving vs. Judging=

relate to outer world - gather info and make decisions

Karen Horney

development of psychology of women- rejected penis envy-

men have womb envy- self-analysis

TERM 27

OCEAN of personality

DEFINITION 27

Openness to experience Conscientiousness Extraversion

Agreeableness Neuroticism

TERM 28

Personality in order

DEFINITION 28

Extraversion Neuroticism Openness to Experience

Conscientiousness Agreeableness

TERM 29

Psychopathology

DEFINITION 29

When functioning starts to suffer- disease of the mind

TERM 30

Criteria for psychopathology

DEFINITION 30

abnormal behavior, violation of social and cultural norms,

distress or personal suffering

DSM-IV-TR

Clinicians use a handbook to help classify their clients'

complaints- Diagnostic and Statitical Manual of Mental

Disorders Text Revision- classifies disorders

TERM 32

Axis I

DEFINITION 32

more curable- mania and schizophrenia

TERM 33

Axis

II

DEFINITION 33

personality disorders and mental retardation- harder to get

rid of- Anxiety Disorders, Dissociative Disorders, Somatoform

Disorders, Mood Disorders, Schizophrenic Disorders

TERM 34

Axis III

DEFINITION 34

general medical condition

TERM 35

Axis IV

DEFINITION 35

psychosocial and enviornmental problems

Axis V

Global Assessment of Functioning, 0-100, 100=no

symptoms, 0= bad

TERM 37

Agoraphobia

DEFINITION 37

panic disorder- won't leave house to be outside- scared of

wide open spaces

TERM 38

OCD

DEFINITION 38

3 C behaviors- Cleaning, Counting, Checking- Ritualistic-

irrational-uncontrollable

TERM 39

Dissociative Disorders

DEFINITION 39

Axis II- feel the need to avoid anxiety, and they dissociate

themselves to do this

TERM 40

Dissociative Identity- Multiple Personality

Disorder

DEFINITION 40

alter egos- alter personalities- personalies have different

age, name- protector identities

Somatoform Disorders

physical complaints w/o organic basis- nothing physically

wrong but they feel pain or imbalance or speech

TERM 42

Hypochodriasis

DEFINITION 42

recurring complaints of being ill- aren't actually sick

TERM 43

Somatoform Pain Disorder

DEFINITION 43

complaints of severe lasting pain

TERM 44

Conversion Disorder

DEFINITION 44

loss of function or control of a body part- seen with soldiers

who don't want to return to battle

TERM 45

Mood Disorders

DEFINITION 45

Major Depression- Bipolar Disorders = genetic

Bipolar Disorder

previously manic depression- elevated mood- inflated self-

esteem- lower need for sleep- may or may not have

depressed side- may cause productivity if channeled in

positive directions- genetic

TERM 47

Lithium

DEFINITION 47

Prevents cycling between mania and depression

TERM 48

Schizophrenic Disorders

DEFINITION 48

Paranoid, Disorganize, Catonic, Undifferentiated, Residual

TERM 49

Two Domains of Social Psychology

DEFINITION 49

Structure of the Self and Changing the Behavior of Others

TERM 50

Self-Concept is created by what?

DEFINITION 50

Self-Perception and Social comparison

Self-Perception

conclusions drawn following our observation of our own

observation

TERM 52

Social Comparison

DEFINITION 52

conclusions drawn following our comparisons of our behavior

of other people

TERM 53

Schanenfreude

DEFINITION 53

taking pleasure in the failure of others whom you envy

TERM 54

Self-handicapping

DEFINITION 54

purposefully sabotage our own performance- making excuses

before it happens, so if you do bad, it's not your fault

TERM 55

Cutting off reflected failure

DEFINITION 55

distancing ourselves from others failures

What is Self-Esteem

how you see yourself as good or bad- apart of your

personality- Trait vs. State

TERM 57

Trait

DEFINITION 57

one global indicator

TERM 58

State

DEFINITION 58

measures global self-worth without reference to any specific

facets of the self- do you feel good about yourself

TERM 59

3 Measures of State Self-Esteem

DEFINITION 59

Appearance, Social, Performance

TERM 60

2 Persuasion Tactics

DEFINITION 60

Peripheral Route and Central Route