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5. Group Behavior Statistics Name that Phobia More Disorders Films and Psychology 10 20 30 40 50 10 20 30 40 50 30 40 50 Things that go bump in the brain

6. Process by which one’s performance is increased when others are watching or engaged in a similar behavior

7. Social facilitation

8. Spreading or sharing of responsibility within a group

9. Diffusion of responsibility

10. Process in which group members are influenced by cohesiveness and ignore external realities

11. Groupthink

12. Her murder was a classic example of bystander apathy

13. Kitty Genovese

14. Process by which group members discontinue self- evaluation and adopt group norms and attitudes

15. Deindividuation

16. Most frequent occurring number or score in a distribution

17. Mode

18. The average of all scores

19. Mean

20. The central score in a frequency distribution beneath which 50% of all cases fall

21. Median

22. The measure of variability of a distribution

23. Standard deviation

24. The difference between the highest and the lowest score in a distribution

25. Range

26. A psychotic disorder characterized by loss of control of thought process and inappropriate emotional responses

27. Schizophrenia

28. This is when a person appears to have two or more distinct personalities

29. Dissociative identity disorder

30. A disorder that follows a distressing event such as war

31. PTSD (Posttraumatic Stress Disorder)

32. Feelings of dread and foreboding and sympathetic arousal of at least 6 months duration

33. Generalized Anxiety Disorder

34. Recurrent experiencing of attacks of extreme anxiety

35. Panic Disorder

36. Fear of tight, small spaces

37. Claustrophobia

38. Fear of high places

39. Acrophobia

40. Fear of open, crowded places

41. Agoraphobia

42. Fear of the number thirteen

43. Triskaidekaphobia

44. Fear of fears

45. Phobophobia

46. Alternating between elation and depression

47. Bipolar disorder

48. Persistent belief that one has a medical disorder despite lack of medical evidence

49. Hypochondriasis

50. Loss of physical function

51. Conversion disorder

52. Recurrent feelings that one is not real or is detached from one’s own personal experiences

53. Depersonalization disorder

54. A disorder marked by loss of memory

55. Dissociative amnesia

56. Momento

57. Anterograde amnesia

58. A Beautiful Mind

59. Schizophrenia

60. Rainman

61. Autism (autistic savant)

62. As Good As It Gets

63. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

64. Rambo or Apocalypse Now

65. Posttraumatic stress disorder

66. Make your wager

67. A false belief that one maintains

68. delusion