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23 Cards in this Set
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Psychology
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The study of behavior
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Cult
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A relatively small group of people having religious beliefs regarded by others as strange.
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Homunculus
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The Egyptians thought there was a little conscience in our minds
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Psychiatry
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The study and treatment of mental illness, emotions, and abnormal behavior
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Phrenology (Gall)
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Gall believed if your head determined your behavior and that if there was a bump on your head, you were crazy.
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Cognitive Dissonance
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The disagreement of thought and something has to win (Unification Church)
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Introspection
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Checking stuff out about yourself
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Perseveration
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You have no filter (drumming your fingers, tapping your feet)
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3 C's
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Caring, callous, and cruel
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Stockholm Syndrome - 3 D's
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Dread, disability, and dependence
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Brainwashing
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Effects your cognitive thought process
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7 Schools of thought and names
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1. Structuralism - Wudnt
2. Functionalism - James 3. Associationism - Pavlov 4. Behaviorism - Watson 5. Gestalt - Kohler 6. Psychoanalytic - Freud 7. Humanism - Rogers |
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5 Perspectives
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1. Biological 2. Behavioral 3. Cognitive 4. Psychoanalytic 5. Social Cultural
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Asch
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Drive to confrom
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Milgram
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Drive to authority
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Characteristics of a Cult
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• Extreme, religious tone, single leadership, unquestioning loyalty
• You do what you are told to do |
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My Lai, Vietnam Massacre
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The Vietnam mass murder of about 400 South Vietnamese children, infants, women, and old people. William Calley, the Lieutenant and 26 U. S soldiers were convicted
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Greeks
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Believed that our behavior was based off "humors" (fluids in the body, good humor)
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Middle Ages
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The devil or demons control your behavior
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Main cults
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Jonestown, Unification Church, Hare Krishna, and Scientology
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Small groups of cults
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Heaven's Gate, WACO, and Helter Skelter
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Fields of study within Psychology
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School, clinical, business, psychiatrist, psychologist, families, society, etc.
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Methods of research
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Surveys, samples, observations, experiments, scientific method, and observing people
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