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- PERSONALITY
- THE TRAITS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF AN INDIVIDUAL THAT ARE FAIRLY CONSISTENT OVER TIME AND ACROSS SITUATIONS
- What is the violence in TV, nature or nurture?
- Nurture, the environment.
- Unconscious behavior is controled by three structures of personality
- SUPER EGO. morality principle equibalent to your conscience (rules from mom) EGO .developes in the first years of life moderates behavior to satisfy the ID but observes reality principle also moderates moderates between super EGO AND ID. ID basic instinctual drive most powerfull "I WANT IT KNOW" OPERATES IN THE PLEASURE PRINCIPLE
- What are the degrees of Developmental Delay?
- Mild 55-70 May be independent, have a job. Moderate 55-40 Requires some supervision. Severe 40-25 Need full time attention. Profound below 25 Require constant aid and supervision
- What are the components of the (WAIS) Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale?
- Wechsler consists of 2 components with 9 subtests each. 5 are Verbal subtests and the others are Performance (non-verbal). By administering the test you can have a verbal IQ score and a performance IQ score and then a full scale score which is a combination of the verbal and non-verbal.
- What is meant by a logical construct?
- Logical construct is a term to describe something we see indirectly.
- What does being within one standard deviation (SD) of the mean represent? And what is that standard deviation range?
- If you are within one standard deviation (SD) of the mean, you are in the average range of intelligence. (from 85 to 115)
- What is the Bell shaped Curve representative of?
- the symmetrical bell-shaped curve that describes the distribution of many physical and psychological attributes most scores fall near the average; fewer and fewer scores lie near the extremes
- cultural bias
- Is when questions are asked whith the expectations that people know what they are been asked
- What are the intelligence types in Gardner's model?
- Verbal (Linguistic intelligence), Logical (mathematical intelligence), Musical intelligence, Athletic-kinesthetic intelligence, Spatial intelligence, Interpersonal intelligence, Intrapersonal intelligence, Nature (Naturalist intelligence)
- How does classical conditioning apply in our Special Education system?
- There are also people who are obviously intelligent but do not have good verbal skills. When they are placed in these special education classes, they see that the others are less intelligent and assumes that they must be the same. This leads to low self-esteem
- SOMETHING THAT ACTIVATES A RESPONCE IS
- EMOTION
- What is meant by a logical construct?
- Logical construct is a term to describe something we see indirectly.
- RETROACTIVE INTERFERENCE
- FORGETING DUE TO INTERFERENCE FROM NEWLY LEARNED INFOMATION
- NAME ONE ASPECT OF PERSONALITY
- TEMPERAMENT (THOMAS CHESS AND BIRCH EXPERIMENT REMAINED THE SAME )
- What is intelligence?
- Intelligence is the ability to adapt. Being able to use information to respond to or adapt to or engage successfully, the environm
- What is post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)?
- An anxiety disorder characterized by flashbacks and recurrent thoughts of life-threatening or other traumatic events
- What is the most widely used modern test of intelligence today?
- The Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (WISC), the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS-III).
- Freud's defence mechanisms are
- REACTION FORMATION,REPRESSION, REACTION FORMATION, SUBLIMATION,DISPLACEMENT, IDENTIFICATION.
- sublimation
- redirecting your sexual desires or sexual energy into socially acceptable behavior
- What was the purpose of the (WAIS) Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale?
- This will allow us to determine whether or not someone's overall intellectual ability is perhaps causing them a problem or perhaps there's a learning disability.
- According to Baddeley, how do you determine memory capacity?
- Memory capacity is a function of the amount of information that you are presented with in a given amount of time and not bits of information
- SUBLIMATION
- DEFENCE MECHANISM THAT FREUD CONSIDERS TO BE HEALTHY
- EMOTION IS
- IS A RESPONSE TO AN APPROPIATELLY EVOCATIVE STIMULUS THAT INVOLVES COGNITIVE APPRAISAL, AUTONOMIC AROUSAL, SUBJECTIVE FEELINGS AND GOAL DIRECTED BEHAVIOR AND IT IS SHORT LASTING
- Personality
- the consistent and distinctive thoghts,feelings,and behaviors in which an individual engages.
- Freud's topographical model of personality consist of
- ID, EGO, SUPER EGO
- GORDON ALPORT
- TRAIT THEORY OF PERSONALITY
- PROACTIVE INTERFERENCE
- FORGETING DUE TO INTERFERENCE FROM PREVIOUSLY LEARNED INFOMATION
- hippocampus
- structure that oncodes and retrieve informationin to and from memory
- MOTIVATION
- AN INNER STATE ENERGIZES TOWARD THE FULFILLMENT OF A GOAL