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- orthogonal vs. oblique
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orthogonal are NOT correlated
Oblique are correlated - quality work life vs. quality circles
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QWL is like JSSC--reps from various groups get together to make work conditions better.
QCC are just members from one area/group - helm's white racial identity model
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contact, disintegration, reintegration, pseudo independence, immersion, autonomy
can dogs really play in icy avalanches - sublimation vs. reaction formation
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reaction formation you engage in bx the opposite of your desires (Haggard!)
in sublimation you refocus the energy in socially acceptable ways. (I will run a marathon because I am stressed about this test) - James Lange vs. canon baird vs. schacter
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JL: we perceive an event, then we physically react, then we interpret these emotions. e.g., i am sweating so I must be nervous
CB: we feel the emotion, then we act ex: i am afraid of the bear, so i will run
S: I feel something physical, so I check my environment, then I can have the emotion
Schacter: I feel funny, but everyone is laughing, so I must be ok - IQ correlations
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sibs together: .50
sibs reared apart: .25
identical twins: .75
parent-child: .45 - schizophrenia: chances if you have a first degree relative w/dx
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- piaget's stages
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0-2 sensorimotor
2-7 preoperational
7-11 concrete
adol formal operations - kohlberg's moral development
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7-11/childhood: preconventional=punishment/obedience/rewards
adol: conventional=good boy/girl/how do others see me
adult: post coventional= higher ethics/my own needs - schedules of reinforcement: least to most resistant to change
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FI
VI
FR
VR - flooding vs. systematic desensitization vs. implosive vs. aversive counterconditioning
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flooding: real or imagined, high anxiety and prevent maladaptive response.
implosive therapy: imagined only; high anxiety and prevent response
sys desensit: gradually expose feared stimulus and relax at each stage. used for specific phobias
aversion: used for paraphilias and smoking - vision development
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poor acuity at birth
fully developed acuity by 6 months
depth perception develops over the first 2 years - availability vs. representative heuristic
- availability is based on info you know up to this point representative is generalizing based on some features. ie, for availability I will say I know a rock star who is a drug user, so all rock stars must be drug users. Representative will be that i see that person is wearing black, so he must be a rock star.
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ANOVA
MANOVA
ANCOVA
Factorial ANOVA
repeated measures ANOVA
path analysis
LISREL
discriminant analysis
factor analysis
partial correlation
semi-partial correlation
multiple regression -
ANOVA: compare the means of 3+groups (2 groups is a t-test)
MANOVA: compare 2+ groups on 2+dependent variables
ANCOVA: compare two groups, but add some regression too for prediction
Factorial ANOVA: compare groups, with 2+IV
repeated measures ANOVA: subjects are measured repeatedly
path analysis: use multiple regression to test a causal model
LISREL: test a causal model
discriminant analysis: using predictors to determine groups
factor analysis: grouping subsets indep of the others
partial correlation: take out a covariate
multiple regression: predict on a continuous variable based on several independent variables - kappa's coefficient vs. kuder-richardson
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kappa is a measure of interrater reliability
kuder-richardson is a measure of internal consistency of a test