Study of basic elements primary sensations and perceptions

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The founder of structuralism also know as the father of psychology

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Study of function of consciousness. Places emphasis on how our minds adapt to a changing environment

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The founder of functionalism. Also know as the father of MODERN psychology

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Emphasizes objective and scientific analysis of observable behaviors and events

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The founder of behaviorism

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To know.origins and consequences of thoughts, memories, beliefs, perceptions, explanations. (And other mental processes and functions

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Stresses influence of unconscious fears and desires, motivations. Childhood experiences and development of later personality traits and psychological problems

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Who came up with the psychoanalysis approach

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Each individual has a great freedom in directing his or her future

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Ones natural tendencies or predisposition may help or prevent certain kinds of learning

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Tools, tests, and interviews to determine characteristics traits or abilities

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Combination of social and cultural factors. Makes up ones background directing thoughts and actions

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Observing and interpreting clients behaviors

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Using science, behavioral science theory, and clinical knowledge to aid psychological distress. (Healthcare)

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Helps people improve their wellbeing preventing distress.(usually private practice)

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Analyzes interactions between unconscious and concious elements. Uses dream interpretation

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Study of thoughts, feelings and behavior by patterns in society

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Behaviors that are influenced or influence members of the same species or scociety

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Making judgements about ourselves through comparison with others

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Identifying and utilizing social cues to make judgements about roles, rules and relationships or other characteristics

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Positive attitude or general liking of another person. The study of how this leads to platonic or romantic relationships

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Intentional or unintentional efforts to alter one's beliefs, attitude or behavior

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Tendency to respond negatively or positively

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Negative attitude towards others based on gender,religion, race, ect

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Treating members differently where they should be treated identical to everyone else

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Social influences and attitudes that can differ between ethnicities and within each ethnicity

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How organization members work together

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Performance improve because of the presence of others

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Feelings created by brain patterns that accompanied by bodily changes

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Ability to understand and manage emotions

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Study of human behavior and mental processes relating to funeral service

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Emotions or set of emotions due to death

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Act or event of separation or loss that results in greif

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Adjustment to process witch involves grief or sorrow

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Scientific study of death and its associated practices

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Irrational fear of death or dying

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Three stages of the helpingprocess

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Behaviors thay people establish that allow them to be close to another person

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Who came up with the theory of attachment

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Greater potential loss = more emotional reaction

(Attatchments come from a need of safety and security)

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Set of symptoms associated with loss

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Preoccupation with images of the deceased, somatic or bodily stress

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Who developed greif syndrome

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Process that accompanies loss.

Lossen attachments to the deceased to reinvest into the living

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How many steps to greif work?

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Who developed the stages of death and dying

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How many stages of death and dying?

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Who developed the task of mourning

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How many stages to the task of mourning?

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Withdraw energy of libido from association with th3 deceased

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Who developed mourning and melancholy

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Overwhelmed by various types of feelings

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Conscious intellectual activity. Thinking, reasoning, remembering

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How one conducts themselves in response to greif (action)

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Reactions that can be sensed or come from the body itself

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How many ORIGONAL stages of greif are there?

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What are the 5 stages of greif

(Last stage acceptance)

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