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What is Illusory Correlations?
When we expect a particular association we generally perceive it
What is Hindsight Overconfidence?
the I-should-have-known-it-all-along phenomenon
What is Self-Confirming Diagnoses?
Where patients may supply information that fulfills clinicians' expectations
What is Clinical vs. Statistical Prediction?
Statistical predictions are more reliable than intuitive predictions
What are implications for Better Medical practice?
-Be mindful that client's verbal agreement with what you say does not prove its validity
-Beware of the tendency to see relationships that you expect to see
-Rely more on your notes than on your memory
What Cognitive Processes Accompany Behavior Problems?
Depression, Anxiety and Shyness, Health, Illness, and Death`
what is depressive realism?
tendency of mildly depressed people to make accurate rather than self-serving judgments, attributions, and predictions
What is explanatory style?
One's habitual way of explaining life events (can be positive or negative)
What is self-presentation theory?
we feel anxious when we are motivated to impress others but have self-doubts
What is over personalizing a situation?
Tendency that breeds anxious concern (can lead to alcohol abuse)
What are the reactions to symptoms?
-Noticing the symptoms
-Explaining symptoms: Am I sick?
-Do I need treatment?
Which personality is most likely to get sick?
Type A (anger prone)
What is social skills training?
Observing and practicing new behaviors in safe situations, one may develop the confidence to behave more effectively in other situations
One is explanatory style therapy?
Reversing one's negative beliefs about oneself and one's future
What are some Social-Psychological Approaches to treatment?
-Inducing internal change through external behavior
-breaking vicious cycles
-maintaining change through internal attributions for success
How do Social relationships support health and well-being?
-one who enjoys close relationships with friends and family are less likely to die prematurely
-married people tend to live healthier, longer lives than unmarried people
-friendship fosters self-esteem and well-being
How to enhance happiness?
-Give your body the sleep it wants
-join the "movement" movement
-give priority to close relationships
-act happy