1Heritability
How much of the variance between individuals is due to genetic differences?
2The types of tests to determine the extent of genetic and enviorment influence
Breeding Studies, Family & Pedigree Studies, Adoption Design Studies, Twin Designs/Studies, Studies of Twins Reared Apart
3Formula For Estimate of Heritability
2(rmzt-rdzt)=Estimate of Heritability
4Nancy Segal
Wrote the book, Born Together Reared Apart
5Loahlin & Nichols
Conclusions about the behavior genetics of personality
6Bouchard
Twins reared apart
7Kagen
Studied shyness and reactivity in babies
8Safe Base For Exploration
Mom is avaliable for baby to come check in with
9Judith Rich Harris
The Nurture Assumption
10The Nurture Assumption
Parents don't have LONG TERM effects on child's personality
11What Genes Do
genes-->amino acids-->protiens-->bio structures-->behavior
12The 4 Biles
Phlem(phlematic), Blood(sanguine), Black(melancholic), Yellow(Claric/Quick tempered)
13Phrenology
"study of the mind"/lumps on head/pseudoscience
15Somatypes
endomorph=short&stout mesomorph="mid" height&lean ectomorph=tall&skinny
16Dan McAdams & His 3 Levels
Level I: Broad Traits
Level II: Personal Concerns
Level III: Life Story
17The Goldwater Rule
Professionals can't make "diagnosis" about public figures mental health without meeting them and without their permisson
18The Behavior Perspective
Sum of all learned behaviors
19Operant Conditioning
Consequences (reinforcement&punishment)/Voluntary Behaviors/Skinner (pigeons&rats), Thorndike (cats)
20Classical Conditioning
Stimulus & Response/Pavlov (dogs)/Watson & Rayner (little albert)/Involuntary Behaviors
21Observational Learning
Modeling/Vicarious/Bandura (bobo dolls)
22Mischel
Said traits don't exist INSTEAD if-then relationships
23Dispositional Psychology
average across situations
24Person Variables That Influence Behaviors
Skills & Abilities
Personal Beliefs
Assessment of Value
Goals & Plans
25Triadic Reciprocal Determinism
Person Variables
Enviorment Variables
Behavior Variables
IN A TRIANGLE
26The 4 Expected Consistencies
Temporal Consistency of Prototypical Behaviors (time-based)
Presence of Similar Cues (behavior follows the cues)
Presence Similar Consequences (behavior follows the consequences)
Lack of Ability to Respond Adaptively
27All of The Names for Bandura's Learning Theory
Observational, Vicarious, Modeling, Social Learning Theory, Social Cognitive Learning Theory
28How Observational Learning "Works"
1)Exposure
+Attention
2)Acquisition (retaing & remembering)
+Motivation & Skill
3)Acceptance (doing in practice)
29Factors That Increase Attention
Observer is not otherwise distracted
Model is attractiveespected/admired
Model's behavior is consistent across situations
Several different models engage in the same behavior
30Factors That Increase Percieved Skill
Model is perceived as similar to the observer
31Factors That Influence Motivation
Model is percieved as similar
Has high functional value
Model is seen as competentespected/admired
Is rewarded for engaging in the behavior
32Self Efficacy
"I think I can"
33Sources of Self Efficacy Expectations
Performance Accomplishments
Vicarious Experirnce
Verbal Persuasion
Reinterpret or Reduce Emotional Arousal
34Rotter's Formula of Expectancy
BP(behavior pattern)=RV(reinforcement value)XE(expectancy)
35Locus of Control
I-E Scale (I=Internal, E=External)/Predicitng behavior from beliefs
36Self-Schema
Your belief about and understanding of yourself
37Self Monitoring
Changing for the situation (chameleon)
38Self Complexity
Having different selves, so if failing in one area its okay because you have other selves
39Serotonin
gut & digestion
40Testosterone
aggression & dominance
41Oxytocin
attachment and bonding
tend and befriend model ("female version of fight flight")
42Thalamus
arousal & stimulation
43Hypothalamus
fight, flight ,freeze, fornicate
44Amygdala
process fear and anxiety
46ARAS
Ascending Reticular Activating System
bases in differences based on I & O
47Genotype Enviorment Correltations
Passive Correlation= Bio parents create the enviorment you live in (double dosing)
Reactive Evocative Correlation= Others respond to our genetic potentials in ways that encourage
Active Correlation= Actively seek enviorment that aligns with our genetic potential