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Worsham Psyc Q2

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psychology study of human behavior, how we behave and why, resulted from other sciences
functionalism how the mind adapts
behavorism trained to behave in a certain manner by receiving rewards
humanistic have the ability to form out your own life
who developed the fully functioning persons ideal Rogers
what is the fully functioning persons model strive to be their best, live here & now, enjoy life, trust emotions/feelings, acknowlege others' feelings, constructive living, live life more deeply
What are the four types of learning styles visual/nonverbal, visual/verbal, auditory & kinesthetic
relatively stable system of determinding tendacies within an indiviuals personality
affect feelings and their underlined expression or show of emotions
absolute threshold of senses smallest amount of stimulus you can detect 50% of the time
refurs to thoughts, memories, beliefs, perceptions, mental processes cognitive
state of tension, rapid heart beat & shortness of breath, preminision or fear of something bad happening (long term) anxiety
alarm reaction to a sudden danger (short term)
attending giving undivided attention through verbal & nonverbal behavior
What are the 4 purposes of sleep organize the nervous system, consolidate memories, replenish & repair, energery storage is replenished
body becomes dependant on a substance dependance
sensory adaptation repeted stimuli we become unresponsive to after a minute of exposure, sensitivity drops 70%
anger blame directed toward another person
shame blame directed toward oneself
somatic coming from the senses
what are the 5 senses sight, hearing, touch, taste, smell
what are the 6 major emotions happiness, surprise, sadness, anger, fear, disguist
emotion/emotions are defined as outward expression or display of mood or feelings/feelings such as happiness, anger, or grief, created by brain patterns accompanied by bodily changes
communication is defined as a general term for the exchange of information, feelings, thoughts, and acts between 2 or more people, including both verbal & non-verbal aspects of this interchange
fear is defined as strong emotion marked by such reactions as alarm, dread and disquiet
panic is defined as a strong emotion characterized by sudden and extreme fear
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