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Ugh, Me have morals to think about!
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In my Defense
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Who said What?
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Psycho Psychology
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Stressessess
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What’s My Motivation?
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Ugh, Me have morals to think about Who said What? Psycho Psychology Stressessess What’s My Motivation? In My Defense $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 Round One should contain one “Daily Double” question. To insert the “Daily Double Screen”, follow these steps: 1. Select the desired button on this slide by clicking on it. Click on SLIDE SHOW ACTION SETTINGS Make a note of which slide the HYPERLINK is currently set to. In the “Action Settings” dialogue box, change the HYPERLINK to “Daily Double Round 1”. Click OK 6. Now go to Slide “Daily Double Round 1” in this presentation, and follow the directions in the “Notes” section $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500
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1-100 According to Freud, this part of the brain focuses on fulfilling basic human instincts, such as pleasure $100
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1-100A What is the Id? $100
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1-200 Freud’s iceberg analogy illustrated his belief that this consumed most of the human brain $200
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What is the subconscious?
What is the subconscious? $200
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1-300 According to Freud, this portion of our psyche forces us to meet demands within the confines of reality. $300
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1-300A What is the Ego? $300
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1-400 Social norms and moral codes make up this portion of a person’s psyche. $400
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1-400A What is the Superego? $400
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1-500 This portion of a person’s psyche is in a struggle between instinctual behaviors and moral codes. $500
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1-500A What is the Ego? $500
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2-100 This type of mechanism causes people to use self-deception to justify unacceptable actions and ideas. $100
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What is Rationalization?
What is Rationalization? $100
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The refusal to accept the reality of anything that is bad.
2-200 The refusal to accept the reality of anything that is bad. $200
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2-200A What is Denial? $200
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2-300 Sometimes people deal with unacceptable ideas and impulses by projecting them on others, or this. $300
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2-300A What is Projection? $300
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2-400 This refers to the transfer of an idea from a threatening object to a less threatening object. $400
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2-400A What is Displacement? $400
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The pushing of anxiety-causing ideas to the subconscious.
2-500 The pushing of anxiety-causing ideas to the subconscious. $500
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2-500A What is Repression? $500
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3-100 This humanistic psychologist believed that people aspire to a point of self-actualization. $100
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3-100A Who is Abraham Maslow? $100
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3-200 Psychologist Paul Ekman studied this with the cultures around the world. $200
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What is facial expressions or emotions?
What is facial expressions or emotions? $200
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3-300 He believed that fluids in the body combined to form personality characteristics. $300
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3-300A Who is Hippocrates? $300
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3-400 This theorist searched the dictionary and found 18,000 words used to describe traits both physical and behavioral. $400
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3-400A Who is Gordon Allport? $400
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3-500 This group believed there were four basic emotions all people are born with, including happiness, sorrow, anger, and fear. $500
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Who are the ancient Chinese?
Who are the ancient Chinese? $500
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4-100 This psychological disorder causes people to have hallucinations and delusions. $100
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4-100A What is schizophrenia? $100
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4-200 This disorder is the result of extremely stressful situations, that the individual may begin to relive. $200
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What is Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder?
What is Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder? $200
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4-300 This type of somatoform disorder is characterized by believing one is sick but having no proof of actual illness. $300
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4-300A What is hypocondrasis? $300
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4-400 Individuals suffering from this mood disorder will often experience unfounded guilt and loss of interest. $400
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4-400A What is depression? $400
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4-500 Don’t confuse this personality disorder with schizophrenia, it doesn’t involve hallucinations only a distrust of and a suspicion towards all people. $500
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What is a paranoid personality disorder?
What is a paranoid personality disorder? $500
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This type of stress helps you complete challenging experiences.
5-100 This type of stress helps you complete challenging experiences. $100
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5-100A What is Eustress? $100
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5-200 This type of stress is created as a result of harmful or fear inducing experience. $200
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5-200A What is Distress? $200
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5-300 Stress can be reduced by this, also referred to as “the best medicine.” $300
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What is laughter or a sense of humor?
What is laughter or a sense of humor? $300
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5-400 This occurs when people are experiencing a decision between two options, both of which contain good and bad consequences. $400
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What is an Approach-Avoidance Conflict?
What is an Approach-Avoidance Conflict? $400
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5-500 This syndrome occurs naturally and incorporates the fight or flight senses. $500
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What is the general adaptation syndrome?
What is the general adaptation syndrome? $500
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These are things that we need to survive.
6-100 These are things that we need to survive. $100
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6-100A What are needs? $100
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These are forces that motivate an organism to take action.
6-200 These are forces that motivate an organism to take action. $200
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6-200A What is a drive? $200
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6-300 People experience this theory when they learn to do anything to reduce an unwanted tension. $300
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What is Drive-Reduction Theory?
What is Drive-Reduction Theory? $300
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This is the absence of all stimulation.
6-400 This is the absence of all stimulation. $400
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What is sensory deprivation?
What is sensory deprivation? $400
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These goals are achieved through education for the sake of education.
6-500 These goals are achieved through education for the sake of education. $500
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What are learning goals?
What are learning goals? $500
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Final Jeopardy
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Contestants: Please put down your writing tools and wait for further instructions.
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That's all for today. Good luck on your test!
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