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- 3. State, , The period in which we first lie down and electrical activity in the brain begins to slow.
- 4. Adolescence, , The period from 14 to 16 years of age,conflict over social freedom.
- 7. Reflex, , Flinching and/or startling themselves often when they feel as if there are unsupported of falling.
- 9. , An umbrella term that describes the serious loss of cognitive functioning.
- 10. Reflex, , Infant curls or fans their toes when the outer sole is stroked.
- 11. , The transition from childhood to adulthood extending from puberty to independence.
- 13. Approach, , An individual's behavior is connected to his inner feelings and self-image.
- 17. Conditioning, , Learning of voluntary behavior.
- 18. , Your awareness of everything that is going on around you and inside your own head at any given moment.
- 21. Disorder, , A disorder that involves a break, or dissociation, in consciousness, memory, or a person's sense of identity.
- 22. , Return to a behavior that is a characteristic of an earlier stage of life.
- 23. Approach, , Studies the impact of specific social, ethic, racial, and religious groups on behavior.
- 24. Processing, , Happens without conscious awareness and you preform an action without even being aware of it.
- 25. , The behavior impairs an individuals ability to function in everyday life.
- 26. Adolescence, , The period from 16 to 19 years old or 16-18,has independence and experiences grief over future.
- 27. , How normal is the behavior when compared to the average person.
- 28. Disease, , A progressive disease that destroys memory and other important mental functions.
- 33. Fable, , Results when adolescents spend too much time thinking about their own thoughts and feelings.
- 34. Approach, , Cognitive psychology involves the study of internal mental processes.
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- 1. , Channeling basic impulses into socially acceptable behavior.
- 2. , A loss of special attention and favored status due to the birth of the second child.
- 5. , People see their own faults in others.
- 6. , Individuals embrace morality or inevitable future.
- 8. Approach, ,A system of viewing the individual as the product of unconscious forces, which control our everyday behavior in ways we are not aware of.
- 9. , The individual becomes saddened by the mathematical probability of death.
- 12. Wish-Fulfillment, , Dreams provide a psychic value" expressing otherwise unacceptable feelings.
- 14. , Is a legal term used to argue that a mentally ill person who has committed a crime should not be held responsible for his or her actions because they are unable to tell the difference between wrong and write.
- 15. , Removes anxiety causing ideas by pushing them into the unconscious.
- 16. Psychology, , Studies physical, cognitive, and social changes from inception to death.
- 19. Adolescence, , The period from 11 to 14, personal life is disregarded.
- 20. Clock, , Preferred timing in which people should leave home,marry, have children etc.
- 29. , A process that occurs at a present time in development, when the brain is ready to receive and respond to specific stimulus.
- 30. , Any pattern of behavior that causes people significant distress, causes them to harm others, or harm their ability to function in daily life.
- 31. , When one refuses to accept the reality of anything bad or upsetting or when you lie to yourself.
- 32. Processing, , when you are conscious and aware of your thought process and are focusing your full attention on the task on hand.