Unit 4

What field of psychology studies how mental processes or behaviors change throughout life?

What are humans born with? (Finding food, grasping, communicating, and holding their breath underwater)

What term refers to the ability of babies to be able to open their eyes and hold their breath when submerged in water?

What term refers to the copying of expressions that a baby sees?

What term refers to the social-emotional bond between a child and its parent?

What term refers to the attraction between an infant and the first person they spend time with?

Who thought there were 5 stages of psychosexual development?

What term refers to the qualities that bring consistency to a person’s thoughts or behaviors?

What theory of personality by Freud stated that the unconscious mind created personality?

What theory of personality states that personality is derived from learning and social interactions?

What theory of personality states that personality is the result of personal growth?

What theory of personality states that personality is based on the strength of our traits?

What personality disorder causes people to see others as suspicious?

What personality disorder causes people to feel detached from social relationships?

What personality disorder causes people to feel discomfort in close relationships, causing eccentric behavior?

What personality disorder causes people to disregard the wellbeing of others?

What personality disorder causes people to feel intense, impulsive emotions?

What personality disorder causes people to seek attention extensively?

What personality disorder causes people to lack empathy and seek admiration?

What personality disorder causes people to think low of themselves?

What personality disorder causes people to feel submissive and clingy?

What personality disorder causes people to be irrationaly obsessed with perfection?

Sadistic PD, Depressive PD, Self-Defeating PD, and Passive-Aggressive PD are all examples of:

What are these three traits typically found in? (Narcissism, Psychopathy, and Machiavellianism)

What trait in a test shows what we want to measure?

What trait in a test shows the same results?

What test produces both validity and reliability?

What kind of distribution is applies to a test?

What kind of test can be scored with a machine, typically having only one correct answer per question?

What kind of test can have multiple answers, often requiring analysis?

What term refers to the ability to learn new information and to recognize and solve a problem?

What test was invented to measure intelligence?

What term refers to the syndrome that involves a person with high intelligence in some areas and deficiencies in others?

Who believed that humans can have multiple intelligences?

What kind of intelligence involves success in languages?

What kind of intelligence involves success in math and logical thinking?

What kind of intelligence involves success in rhythm and music?

What kind of intelligence involves success in objects of nature?

What kind of intelligence involves success in self-awareness of thoughts and emotions?

What kind of intelligence involves success in communicating with others?

What kind of intelligence involves success in pictures?

What kind of intelligence involves success in bodily movements and physical activity?

What kind of intelligence involves success in philosophical thought?

What kind of parenting style involves the parent being warm and holding their child to reasonable expectations? (the child is confident, self-reliant and happy)

What kind of parenting style involves the parent being distant and holding their child to overly high expectations? (the child is anxious and insecure)

What kind of parenting style involves the parent being warm and holding their child to few expectations? (the child is demanding and selfish)

What kind of parenting style involves the parent being distant and holding their child to few expectations? (the child is underachieving and fears abandonment)

What are the following a part of? (Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance, also known as how humans cope with death)

What field of psychology explores how mental processes or behaviors are influenced by other people?

What social psychological theory states that external factors influence behavior?

What social psychological theory states that internal factors influence behavior?

What term refers to the expectations that are placed on a person by their position in society?

What term refers to the expectations regarding what’s acceptable for a group’s members?

What term refers to the adaptation of behavior by people to fit into a group?

What term refers to the influence of a group majority on individual judgment?

What percent of people subjected to group pressure conform to false judgment?

What term refers to the desire for harmony overriding a realistic view?

What term refers to the tendency for improved performance in the presence of other people?

What term refers to the tendency for people in a group to perform poorly when given a common goal?

What word refers to the loss of self-awareness and self-restraint?

What theory of attraction states that humans like people who give them maximum benefit at minimum costs?

What source of attraction involves physical closeness?

What source of attraction involves same interests and values?

What source of attraction involves trust in sharing personal details?

What source of attraction involves the level of attraction?

What theory of attraction states we seek out people on a similar level of attractiveness?

What theory of attraction states that we end up with the hottest person that wouldn’t reject us?

What kind of love involves intense infatuation? (Honeymoon Stage)

What kind of love involves a sense of encouragement and maturity? (Based on equity)

What kind of love involves obsession and desperation? (Abusive; based on control)

What are these a part of? (Honeymoon, Tension Buildup, Blowup, Reconciliation)

What way of expressing your needs involves overpowering others?

What way of expressing your needs involves avoiding conflict?

What way of expressing your needs involves sneaky revenge?

What way of expressing your needs involves confidence?

If you’re always saying no, your boundaries are…

If you’re always saying yes, your boundaries are…

How many types of boundaries are there?

What are these examples of? (Physical? Sexual, Intellectual, Emotional, and Financial)

What term refers to the harmful thoughts you have about someone?

What term refers to the harmful feelings you have about someone?

What term refers to the harmful actions you take against someone?

What are the following examples of? (Sexism, Racism, Colorism, Ageism, Ableism, Homophobia, and Xenophobia)

What term refers to the information we seek out to confirm our existing ideas?