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A

ABDesign

Asinglesubjectresearchdesignthatcontainsonebaseline(A)andonetreatment(B).

ABABDesign

Asinglesubjectresearchdesignthatcontainsabaseline(A1),treatment(B1),asecondbaseline(B2)andasecondtreatmentphase(B2)

Alpha(lowercase)

Theabbreviationforprobabilityoferrorinstatisticalresults.SeeTypeIError.(a)

AlternativeHypothesis

Thehypothesisthatstatesthereisadifferencebetweentwoormoresetsofdata.

AbsoluteZero

Characteristicofascaleofmeasurementthatcontainsapointwherethescalehasnovalue.

Accommodation

Thecreationofnewcognitiveschemaswhenobjects,experiences,orotherinformationdoesnotfitwithexistingschemas.

ActionPotential

Thefiringonaneuron.Occurswhenthechargeinsidetheneuronbecomesmorepositivethanthechargeoutside.

Acetycholine

Aneurotransmitterassociatedwithvoluntarymovement,sleepandwakefulness.

Aggressive

Aninterpersonalstylewhereonlytheimmediateneedsoftheselfareconsideredratherthantheneedsofothers.(Asopposedtopassiveorassertive)

Agoraphobia

Ananxietydisordercharacterizedbyanintensefearofleavingone'shome.

AllorNoneLaw

Eitheraneuroncompletelyfiresoritdoesnotfireatall.

Alpha(lowercase)

Theabbreviationforprobabilityoferrorinstatisticalresults.SeeTypeIError.(a)

AlternativeHypothesis

Thehypothesisthatstatesthereisadifferencebetweentwoormoresetsofdata.

Altruism

Behaviorthatisunselfishandmayevenbedetrimentalbutwhichbenefitsothers.

Amnesia

Lossofmemory.Usuallyonlyapartiallosssuchasforaperiodoftimeorbiographicalinformation.

Amygdala

Apartofthebrain'slimbicsystemthatattachesemotionalsignificancetoinformationandmediatesbothdefensiveandaggressivebehavior.

AnalExpulsivePersonality

StemmingfromtheAnalstage,achildwhobecomesfixatedduetoovercontroltransfershisorherunresolvedanal(orcontrol)issuesintocharacteristicssuchascruelty,pushiness,messiness,ordisorganization.

AnalRetentivePersonality

StemmingfromtheAnalstage,achildwhobecomesfixatedduetoundercontroltransfershisorherunresolvedanal(orcontrol)issuesintocharacteristicssuchascompulsivity,stinginess,cleanliness,organization,andobstinance.

AnalStage

Freud'ssecondstageofpsychosexualdevelopmentwheretheprimarysexualfocusisontheeliminationorholdingontofeces.Thestageisoftenthoughtofasrepresentingachild'sabilitytocontrolhisorherownworld.

Analysis

SeePsychoanalysis.

AnalysisofVariance

Aninferentialstatisticalprocedureusedtotestwhetherornotthemeansoftwoormoresetsofdataareequaltoeachother.

ANOVA

AnalysisofVariance.

Anxiety

Thephysiologicalandpsychologicalreactiontoanexpecteddanger,whetherrealorimagined.

Aphasia

Theimpairmentoftheabilitytocommunicateeitherthroughoralorwrittendiscourseasaresultofbraindamage.

Approach-ApproachConflict

Theconflictpresentedwhentwooppositebutequallyappealingchoicesareavailablebutcannotbothbeobtained.

Approach-AvoidanceConflict

Theconflictpresentedwhenthebestpositivechoicewillresultinanegativeoutcomeaswellaspositive.

ArousalTheory

Thetheorystatingthatwearemotivatedbyourinnatedesiretomaintainanoptimallevelofarousal.

Assertive

Styleofinterpersonalinteractionwhereboththeneedsoftheselfandothersareconsidered.(Asopposedtopassiveoraggressive)

Assimilation

Incorporatingobjects,experiences,orinformationintoexistingschemas.

Associations

Thephenomenoninlearningthatstateswearebetterabletorememberinformationifitispairedwithsomethingwearefamiliarwithorotherwisestandsout.

Attachment

Thestrongbondachildformswithhisorherprimarycaregiver.

Attribution

Anideaorbeliefabouttheetiologyofacertainbehavior.

AttributionTheory

Thetheorythatarguespeoplelookforexplanationofbehavior,associatingeitherdispositional(internal)attributesorsituational(external)attributes.

Authoritarian[parents]

Parentingstylefocusedonexcessiverules,rigidbeliefsystems,andtheexpectationofunquestionedobedience.

Authoritative[parents]

Parentingstylefocusedonsettingreasonablerulesandexpectationswhileencouragingcommunicationandindependence.

AutonomicNervousSystem

Partoftheperipheralnervoussystemthatregulatestheinvoluntaryactionsofthebody(e.g.,breathing,heartrate,bloodpressure,pupildilation).AlsoregulatestheFightorFlightPhenomenon.

AvailabilityHeuristic

Aruleofthumbstatingthatinformationmorereadilyavailableinourmemoryismoreimportantthaninformationnotaseasilyaccessible.

AversionTherapy

Atypeofbehavioraltreatmentwhereanaversivestimuliispairedwithanegativebehaviorinhopesthatthebehaviorwillchangeinthefuturetoavoidtheaversivestimuli.

Avoidance-AvoidanceConflict

Theconflictwherebothpossiblechoiceshaveanequalnegativeoutcome.

Axon

Thetail-likepartoftheneuronthroughwhichinformationexitsthecell.

B

BehaviorModification

Theapplicationofbehavioraltheorytochangeaspecificbehavior.

BehaviorTherapy

Theapplicationofbehavioraltheory(e.g.conditioning,reinforcement)inthetreatmentofmentalillness.

Behaviorism

Theschoolofpsychologyfoundedonthepremisethatbehaviorismeasurableandcanbechangedthroughtheapplicationofvariousbehavioralprinciples.

Bell-ShapedCurve

Alsoreferredtoasanormaldistributionornormalcurve,abell-shapedcurveisaperfectmesokurticcurvewherethemean,median,andmodeareequal.

Beta(uppercase)

AbbreviationforPowerinstatisticalresults.SeeTypeIIError.(b)

BinocularCues

Visualcues(convergenceandretinaldisparity)thatrequirebotheyestoperceivedistance(asopposedtomonocularcues)

Bisexuality

Beingattractedtoorarousedbymembersofbothgenders.SeeSexualOrientation.

BlindStudy

Asawaytoavoidtheplaceboeffectinresearch,thistypeofstudyisdesignedwithoutthesubject'sknowledgeoftheanticipatedresultsandsometimeseventhenatureofthestudy.Thesubjectsaresaidtobe'blind'totheexpectedresults.

Broca’sAphasia

AnaphasiaassociatedwithdamagetotheBroca'sareaofthebrain,demonstratedbytheimpairmentinproducingunderstandablespeech.

Burnout

Changesinthoughts,emotions,andbehaviorasaresultofextendedjobstressandunrewardedrepetitionofduties.Burnoutisseenasextremedissatisfaction,pessimism,loweredjobsatisfaction,andadesiretoquit.

C

CanonicalCorrelation

AcorrelationaltechniqueusedwhentherearetwoormoreXandtwoormoreY.(Example:

Thecorrelationbetween(ageandsex)and(incomeandlifesatisfaction)

CastrationAnxiety

AccordingtoFreud'sStagesofPsychosexualDevelopment,thefearaboyinthephallicstageexperiencesduetoafearthathisfatherwillrenderhimpowerlessifhisfatherfindsoutabouthisattractiontowardhismother.

Catharsis

Theemotionalreleaseassociatedwiththeexpressionofunconsciousconflicts.

CEEBScore

Astandardscorethatsetsthemeantofive-hundredandstandarddeviationtoone-hundred.UsedontheScholasticAptitudeTest(SAT)

CellBody

Themainpartofaneuronwheretheinformationisprocessed.

CentralNervousSystem

Thebrainandthespinalcord.

CentralTendency

Astatisticalmeasurementattemptingtodepicttheaveragescoreinadistribution(seemean,median,and/ormode)

Centration

Ayoungchild'stendencytofocusonlyonhisorherownperspectiveofaspecificobjectandafailuretounderstandthatothersmayseethingsdifferently.

Cerebellum

Partofthebrainassociatedwithbalance,smoothmovement,andposture.

CerebralHemispheres

Thetwohalvesofthebrain(rightandleft)

ChemicalImbalance

Agenerictermfortheideathatchemicalinthebrainareeithertooscarceortooabundantresultinginorcontributingtoamentaldisordersuchasschizophreniaorbipolardisorder.Othersbelievethatthedisorderprecedestheimbalance,suggestingthatachangeinmood,forexample,changesourchemicalsratherthanthechemicalchangingourmood.

Chunk

Aunitofinformationusedinmemory

Chunking

Combiningsmallerunitsofmeasurementorchunksintolargerchunks.(e.g.,asevenchunkphonenumbersuchas5-5-5-1-2-1-2becomesafivechunknumbersuchas5-5-5-12-12)

ClassicalConditioning

Thebehavioraltechniqueofpairinganaturallyoccurringstimulusandresponsechainwithadifferentstimulusinordertoproducearesponsewhichisnotnaturallyoccurring.

ClientCenteredTherapy

AhumanistictherapybasedonCarlRoger'sbeliefsthatanindividualhasanunlimitedcapacityforpsychologicalgrowthandwillcontinuetogrowunlessbarriersareplacedintheway.

CoefficientofDetermination

Thestatisticornumberdeterminedbysquaringthecorrelationcoefficient.Representstheamountofvarianceaccountedforbythatcorrelation.

CoercivePower

Powerderivedthroughtheabilitytopunish.

Cognition

Theprocessofreceiving,processing,storing,andusinginformation.

CognitiveBehavioralTherapy

Treatmentinvolvingthecombinationofbehaviorism(basedonthetheoriesoflearning)andcognitivetherapy(basedonthetheorythatourcognitionsorthoughtscontrolalargeportionofourbehaviors).

CognitiveDissonance

herealizationofcontradictionsinone'sownattitudesandbehaviors.

CognitivePsychology

Thesub-fieldofpsychologyassociatedwithinformationprocessingandtheroleitplaysinemotion,behavior,andphysiology.

CognitiveTherapy

Thetreatmentapproachbasedonthetheorythatourcognitionsorthoughtscontrolalargepartofourbehaviorsandemotions.Therefore,

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