Exam 1
Glossary Terms
All 45 of the following terms should be included in your glossary.
Do not use more than 2 sentences in explaining each term. You can
certainly work with others to obtain initial definitions of the
terms, but the definitions you turn in must be in your own words.
Remember: the glossary is just the beginning or your studying. Use
your glossary to structure and support your studying for both
sections of the exam.
Freud Terms
- Oedipus conflict
- Catharsis
- Three Resolutions of therapy
- Dreamwork
- Production of symptoms by allusion
- Analysis of symptomatic actions
- Dream analysis
- Free Association
- Transference
- Resistance
Mynatt & Doherty Terms
Correlation
- correlation and causation
- The scatterplot and the 2 x 2 table
Neuroscience
- Nerve cell-dendrite-synaptic gap-axon-Nerve cell
- Action Potential
- Excitation vs inhibition
- Neurotransmitter
- Localization of function
- Lateralization of function
Emotions
- sympathetic nervous system
- fight or flight response
- basic emotional states
Anxiety Disorders
- DSM IV
- reliability and validity in diagnosis
- specific phobias
- types of mental health professionals
- eclectic therapy
- systematic desensitization
- placebo, expectancy, and regression to the mean
Freud and the unconscious
- psychoanalysis
- perceptual-conscious, pre-conscious, unconscious
- id, ego, superego
- split-brain and awareness of processing
- experiental and rational system (from lecture)
- subliminal perception
- mere exposure
- access to the causes of behavior vs access to the current
contents of experience
Schizophrenia
- diagnosis by symptom
- the dopamine hypothesis
- environmental stressors interact with genetic
predisposition
Mood Disorders
- major depression
- manic depression
- attributional style and depression
- positive feedback loop and depression
- cognitive and drug therapies for depression
Take Home Short Essay
Answer the following short essay question. Make sure to base your
answer on the grading
rubric we provide.
- How would Freud explain Anna O's symptoms? What therapy would
he recommend?. What would a scientific psychologist today think
about Freud's explanation and recommendation?
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