Developmental psychology.pdf

List of Figures
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Figure 15.12
Figure 15.13
Figure 15.14
Figure 15.15
Figure 15.16
Figure 15.17
Jenny's Complexity 416
Problem of
Incongruence 417
Personal Awareness 418
Q-Sort Distribution 419
Interpretations of
Jenny 419
Differences Among
Theories 420
Plate 15 Adjustment as a Continuous
Process
Plate 16 Onset of Psychosis
Figure 16.1 Conceptions of Mental
Health 427
Figure 16.2 Response to Frustration 429
Figure 16.3 Approach-Avoidance
Conflict 429
Figure 16.4 Approach-Approach
Conflict 430
Figure 16.5 Avoidance-Avoidance
Conflict 430
Figure 16.6 Approach-Avoidance
Conflict 431
Figure 16.7 Fantasy 432
Figure 16.8 Frustration-Aggression
Hypothesis 433
Figure 16.9 Defense Mechanisms 435
Figure 16.10 Diagnostic Categories for
Mental Disorders 437
Figure 16.11 State of Anxiety 438
Figure 16.12 Stomach Disorders 439
Figure 16.13 Glove Anaesthesia 439
Figure 16.14 Catatonic Reaction 443
Figure 16.15 Paretic Brain 445
Figure 16.16 Brain Damage and
Psychotic Behavior 445
Figure 16.17 Schizophrenia: Studies of
Twins 446
Figure 16.18 Antisocial Behavior 449
Figure 16.19 Cultural Relativism 450
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Freud's Couch 457 Figure 19.1
Transference 458 Figure 19.2
Emotional Release 459
Internal Frame of Figure 19.3
Reference 460 Figure 19.4
Irrational Ideas 463 Figure 19.5
Origins of Existentialism 464 Figure 19.6
Albert's Conditioning 465
Anxiety Hierarchy 467 Figure 19.7
Desensitization Session 467
Token Economy 469 Figure 19.8
Modeling as a Therapeutic Figure 19.9
Device 470 Figure 19.10
Boxing and Brain Injury 471 Figure 19.11
Electroconvulsive Figure 19.12
Therapy 472 Figure 19.13
JW's Mood Changes 473 Figure 19.14
Psychiatric Drugs 474
Family Therapy 476 Figure 19.15
Expectation and Figure 19.16
Success 478 Figure 19.17
Mental Health Centers 480 Figure 19.18
Displaying an Attitude 488 Figure 20.1
Attitude Scale 490
Pupil Size and Attitude 491 Figure 20.2
Attitude Balance 491 Figure 20.3
Attitude Imbalance 492 Figure 20.4
Principle of Congruity 492
Making Generalizations 493 Figure 20.5
Avoiding Ethnocentrism 494 Figure 20.6
Stereotypes of Figure 20.7
Americans 495 Figure 20.8
Out-of-Role Behavior 498
Warm-Cold Dimension 498 Figure 20.9
Similarity and Figure 20.10
Attraction 499 Figure 20.11
Distance and
Friendship 500 Figure 20.12
ASociogram 501 Figure 20.13
Conformity 502 Figure 20.14
Conformity as Figure 20.15
Agreement 503
Conformity as Figure 20.16
Obedience 504
Mood and Altruism 505 Figure 20.17
Multiple Roles 509
Task and Social Figure 20.18
Specialists 510
Leadership and the
Situation 511
Work Environment 516
Human Factors
Research 517
Graphic Display 518
Normal Curve 519
Skewed Distribution 520
Computation of Standard
Deviation 521
Areas of the Normal
Curve 522
Early Typewriter 522
Cary Writing Glove 522
Letter Usage 523
Finger Abilities 523
A Scattergram 525
Finger Workloads 525
Computation of Rank-Order
Correlation 526
Standard Keyboard 527
Augustine Dvorak 527
Row Workloads 527
Dvorak Keyboard 528
Psychologists in U.S. Medical
Schools 538
Type A Behavior 539
Problem of Obesity 540
Personal Health
Questionnaire 541
Anorexia Nervosa 542
Change in Risk Factors 543
Memory Distortions 545
Juror Belief and Accuracy of
Witness 546
Jury Members 547
Story of Pollution 549
Energy Requirements for
Household Items 550
Problem of Pollution 550
Culture and Crowding 552
Interpersonal Distances 553
Credibility of the
Source 555
Participation and
Motivation 556
Influence of Overheard
Communication 557
Television for Children 559