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| conforming to avoid social pressure |
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| denying what heir eyes told them |
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conform b/c one believes the majority is correct
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| conform to avoid social rejection------public conformity-outwardly comply but privately maintain form beliefs |
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| 2 type of social influence |
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| informational influence, normative influence |
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| how does a unaimity of 3 compare to a 7 to 1 majority |
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| unanimity of 3 is greater than 7 to 1 majority |
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| in the milgram experimenter with shocking who was responsible, what signs were displayed, how were commands increase |
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| experimenter, authority signs, gradual in nature |
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| lessen prestige of the experimenter does what to obiedience |
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| what does the teacher and learner being in different rooms do to obedience |
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| teacher and learner in the same room and obedience |
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| when the teacher touches the learner and puts his had on the shock plate and obedience |
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| -dopamine antagonist (blocks uptake) |
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| -weak dopamine antagonist mainly affect serotonin |
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| preven reuptake of norep. and serot. |
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| monoamine oxidase inhibitors |
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| preven breakdown of norep. and serot. in the synapse |
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| serotonin reuptake inhibitors |
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| selectively prevent reuptake of serotonin |
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| cognitive part of bipolar disorder |
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-grandiose
-flight of ideas
-pressured speech
-distractable |
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| manic episodes can be triggered by |
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| intrusive, uncontrollable persistent thoughts or images that lead to compulsions |
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| behavioral reactions to obsessions intended to reduce anxiety |
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| manifest content of dream analysis |
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| underlying conflict; interpreted by therapist |
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| the group has one person that is really persuasive and pushes the groups opinion in one direction |
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| the group coming up with conclusions without critical thinking |
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| how close the group is and how alike they are |
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| goal of cognitive behavior therapy |
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| to change unrealistic assumptions |
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| cognitive techniques to change unrealistic assumptions |
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questioning the eveidence
-is there an alternative answer |
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| ECT administered unilaterally |
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| -administered to nondominant hemisphere helps in memory loss and speech |
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| severe depression and psychotic depression |
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| loss of white blood sells |
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| personality disorders or Mental Retardation |
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| General Medical Condition |
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| psychosocial and environmental problems |
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| global assessment of functioning scale |
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| create a negative response to a stimulus that causes negative response |
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| Systemaatic desensitiization |
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| Mowers two factor model to OCD |
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acquiered via classical conditioning maintained by operant conditioning
-good for maintenance bad for origin |
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| talk therapy for 12-20 sessions----action-oriented b/c talking isnt enough----fastest growing form of psychotherapy---therapy that cures disorders |
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| had to tell which line matched the main line |
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| tell how far away a light was using the autokinetic effect which is thinking the line is moving |
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