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| the biologically based drives that are behind behavior and thought |
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| the most primitive personality structure and first to develop |
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| the logical, problem-solving personality structure and the second to develop |
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| the moral standard personality structure and the last to develop |
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| the process of adapting someone else's ideas and standards about one's self |
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| systematic desensitization |
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| treatment of phobias through classical conditioning |
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| therapy based on operant conditioning with reinforcement contingencies |
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| the theory that a child and envrionment interact together on a mutual basis |
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| someone's beliefs about how efficently they can control their own behavior |
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| observing someone recieve a punishment/reward and altering behavior accordingly |
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| the theory that children play an active role in their socalization |
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| being aware of another person's perspective and being more fucking empathetic for a change |
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| the tendency to assume that everyone has hostile intentions |
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| general tendency to attribute failure and success to effort and persist in spite of failure |
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| general tendency to attribute failure and success to lack of talent and give up when failure occurs |
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| a theory that intelligence is unchangeable |
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| a theory that intelligence is malleable and can grow as a function of experience |
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| the study of the evolutionary bases of behavior |
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| a form of learning that involves following and becoming attached to the mother figure |
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| the immediate environment that someone personally experiences |
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| the connections between the micro and exosystems |
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| the environmental settings that that the person does not experience directly but is still affected |
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| the larger socio cultural context |
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| the historical changes that influence the other systems |
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