Can you name the Yr12 Abnormality Terms?

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Learning by observation of others' behaviour
The percentage chance that if one identical twin gets an eating disorder, the other will too.
A factor to whether we imitate others' behaviour
Sexual/Instinctual energy
The conditioning where responses are automatic
The 'B' of the ABC Model
Evolves from Bellsprout
How many children did Freud study?
Something that probably affected the twins' eating disorders
Came up with the Negative Triad
The five stages of psychosexual approach - (separate each with a comma)
The percentage chance that anyone will get an eating disorder
Looked at twins with eating disorders
The result of our internalisation of our parents' morals and guilt
Explained by Vicarious Learning/Social Learning Theory
Did experiments with boxes and rats and pigeons.
Came up with the ABC Model
Came up with DIMH
An unacceptible drive eg. hate is moved from one target to a more socially acceptible one.
What attribution is this? 'Everything is my fault'
Threatening impulses are pushed into the unconscious so we are not aware of them. These emerge as abnormalities
The 'C' of the ABC Model
The 'A' of the ABC Model
Explains why you develop phobias if you've never had a traumatic experience with them
You refuse to accept something has happened, to avoid the stress and anxiety.
Where your behaviour is not normal
Left part of negative triad
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Biggest disorders drugs can't treat?
Did experiments on doggies
High levels of this neurotransmitter causes schizophrenia
Right part of negative triad
Low levels of this neurotransmitter causes depression
Taking unacceptible qualities and feelngs and projecting them on to other people - eg. if you dislike someone, you believe that they dislike you to make yourself feel better.
Gave a number of symptoms of FFA
Type of experiment Watson and Rayner did
Did a test on Vicarious Learning
Did tests with a fluffy white rat
What negative schemata leads to
The part of personality where we behave based on what we want, selfishly.
What century did Freud live in?
Where traumatic experiences with one thing leads to a fear response to the general situation (Lil Al felt it)
Top part of negative triad
Where did Freud live most of his life?
Conditioning where you make a choice to behave a certain way to get a reward or avoid punishment
The part of personality where we try to balance our wants with moral rules
Where your behaviour does not show ideal mental health
What attribution is this? 'Nothing will ever change'
Causes the Biological Approach states of Abnormality
The percentage chance that if one non-identical twin gets an eating disorder, the other will too
A biological method of classifying abnormality
The most common environmental factor that contributes to abnormality, showing biology is not all there is in abnormality
Where your behaviour is unpredictable, causes observer discomfort, etc
Suggested Biological Preparedness
What attribution is this? 'Everything is bad'
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