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The illusion that two stationary flashing lights are moving from one place to another
-Coined by Max Wertheimer
-Associated with Gestalt Psychology; Principles of Perception |
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Immediate apprehension or cognition (alternative definition according to PP lecture: a sudden, intuitive perception of useful relations in a given situation.)
-Coined by Wolfgang Kohler -Robert Yerkes found evidence in orangutans to support the concept of insight, which he called “ideational learning” -Associated with Gestalt Psychology àGestalt Studies of Learning: Insight and the Mentality of Apes
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Lewin’s system using the concept of fields of force to explain behavior in terms of one’s field of social influences.
-Coined by Kurt Lewin
-Associated with Gestalt Psychologyàcounterpart to the concept of force fields in physics |
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1.Life Space
2.Field
3.Existence
4.Locomotion
5.Force
6.Valence
7.Goal
8.Conflict
9.Interdependence
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List the 9 Terms of Field Theory |
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can remember unfinished tasks more than completed ones; tension in reaching the goal retains memory
-Coined by Kurt Lewin
-Associated with Gestalt Psychology |
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· In her 20s, she experienced headaches, anxiety, poor vision, and loss of sensations—later experienced hallucinations, speech problems and distortions of self-awareness. Talking about it made the symptoms go away.
-Associated with Psychoanalysis |
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real meaning hidden in the unconscious mind
-Theory formed by Freud
-Associated with Psychoanaylis |
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- Supervised confession
- Catharsis
- Dream interpretation
- Free association
- Transference
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Adjusting behavior due to demands from the environment
-Associated with Metapsychology |
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a wide range of physical or psychological difficulties that become impediments
-Coined by Alfred Adler
-Associated with Metapsychology |
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Transfer initial experience to other circumstances.
-Coined by Wolfgang Kohler
-New Learning |
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a set of psychological and psychotherapeutic theories and associated techniques
-Coined by Sigmund Freud
-Also stems from works of Josef Brever |
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sexual abuse is cause of most psychological problems. This was common, but was rarely talked about. Pressured to reomove this theory; not appropriate at the time. |
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