Psychology is a scientific study of the many ways in which the brain works – whether that be in the form of thought, behaviour, mind, conscious experience and unconscious experience. How much do you know about psychology?
The phenomenological approach
Social learning theory
Psychoanalysis
Empirically based test construction methods
Appraisal
Motives
Facial expressions
Scripts
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False
True
False
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False
Current concerns
Personal projects
Judgment goals
Personal strivings
Repeated pairing a common stimulus with an unpleasant response
The law of effect
Repeated exposure to averse stimuli that are unpredictable and random
Second-order conditioning and stimulus generalization
Habituation
Classical conditioning
Operant condtioning
Respondent conditioning
Behavioral linking
Empiricism
Associationism
Functional analysis
Actual rewards and punishments; believes about reward and punishment
Operant conditioning; respondent conditioning
General behavioral tendencies; specific learned motivational tendencies
Classical conditioning; observational learning
George Kelly
Gordon Allport
Sigmund Freud
Hands Eysenck
Learning
Behavioral traits
Phenomenological processes
IQ
Associationism
Empiricism
Rationalism
Existenianlism
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False
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False
Behavior potential
Expectancy
Reinforcement value
General self-efficacy