'Certain stimuli' diaporamas de présentation

Consumer Decision Making

Consumer Decision Making. Key Concepts. Consumer Behavior. Processes a consumer uses to make purchase decisions, as well as to use and dispose of purchased goods or services; also includes factors that influence purchase decisions and the product use. Consumer Behavior.

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Assessing sexual violence

Assessing sexual violence. Melissa M. Sisco University of Arizona. Overview. Assessment in general health settings Definitions of sexual violence Methods of assessment Key areas Important considerations Wrap up Question/answer period. Assessment in general health settings.

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Behavioral Approaches to Learning and Teaching

Behavioral Approaches to Learning and Teaching. FOUN 3100 Sondra M. Parmer Auburn University Fall 2003. What is learning?. Examples of learning Learning addition Learning to drive Learning social interaction Examples of things that are NOT learning Reflexive behavior (e.g., swallowing)

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Chapter 5 - Anxiety Disorders

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Direct Behavioral Assessment: What to Record and How

Direct Behavioral Assessment: What to Record and How. Chapter 21. Overview. Characteristics of behavior to assess Methods of assessment Ensuring accuracy. Direct Assessment. Behaviors directly observed Advantage: More accurate than indirect assessment Disadvantages: Time consuming

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Muscular System

Muscular System. By: Morgan Davis & Hannah Williams. Anatomy. Three types of muscles; skeletal, smooth or visceral, and cardiac. Skeletal-Muscle is attached to the bone. They are striated and voluntary.

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Attention

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Fear and Anger

Myers 533-537. Fear and Anger. Brian C. Cole B. Sean Q. Thomas J. The Amygdala. The limbic system neural center in the brain Plays a key role in fear It receives input from the anterior cingulate cortex- a higher-level center that processes emotion

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Classical Conditioning

Classical Conditioning. Behaviorism. Study observable behavior Prize and punishments How people react to certain stimuli What can I do to make you score better? What can I do to make the opposite sex like me?. Pavlov and Classical Conditioning.

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Little Emotional Albert

Little Emotional Albert. By: Monica Long-Davis and DeAndra Rogers-Austin. Background. Psychologist: J.B. Watson and R. Rayner Hypothesis: Albert will eventually become conditioned to be afraid of the rat Study method: Experiment. Subjects and Experiment. Albert B.: 9 months and an orphan

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