Institutional evil, perhaps not due to malice but because of the situation she’s in.
Mood disorder
Anxiety disorder
Personality disorder
Depression
Sex differences
Obesity
Eating disorders
Psychopathy
You,?your?joys?and?your?sorrows,?your?memories?and?your?ambitions,?your?sense?of?personal?identity?and?free?will?are?in?fact?no?more?than?the?behavior?of?a?vast?assembly?of?nerve?cells?and?their?associated?molecules.
you're?nothing?but?a?pack?of?neurons
duality?of?people
Oral stage: Birth to 1 year old, where pleasure is centered around the mouth.
Anal stage: 1 to 3 years old, where pleasure is focused on bowel and bladder control.
Phallic stage: 3 to 6 years old, where pleasure is focused on the genitals and children develop unconscious desires for the opposite-sex parent, known as the Oedipus complex (for boys) or Electra complex (for girls).
Latency stage: 6 years old to puberty, where sexual desires are repressed and children focus on developing social and intellectual skills.
Genital stage: Puberty onwards, where sexual urges reawaken and are directed towards others in a mature and socially acceptable manner.
Freud also proposed the structural model of the psyche, which includes the id, ego, and superego. The id represents primal urges and operates on the pleasure principle, seeking immediate gratification. The ego mediates between the id, superego, and external reality, operating on the reality principle. The superego represents internalized societal and parental standards, acting as a moral conscience.
sublimation
hydraulic theory,?some?of?this?stuff?slips?out?and?it?shows?up?in?dreams?and?it?shows?up?in?slips?of?the?tongue.
defense mechanisms
displacement
projection
rationalization
regression
hysteria
amnesia
autism
habituation
classical conditioning
conditioned stimulus
spantaneous recovery?
stimulus generalization
desensitization
conditional response, conditional stimulus
unconditional response, unconditional stimulus
assimilation
accommodation
Asperger?syndrome
amnesia
Stroop?effect
Pratfall?Effect
The?genetic?relatedness,?from?an?evolutionary?standpoint,?affects?how?much?you?care?for?other?people
reciprocal?altruism
free riders
The?Prisoner's?Dilemma
The?Ultimatum?Game
Flynn?effect
man hands on ?misery to man
2 ways to diffuse responsibility, in group and anonymity
Kitty?Genovese?case
maximum?six?degrees?of?separation
spotlight?effect
transparency?effect
Lake?Wobegon?effect
cognitive?dissonance
So,?to?sum?up,?there?are?three?main?findings?about?you?that?come?out?in?social?psychology.
One?is?you?believe?everybody?notices?you?even?when?they?don't.
You're?the?hero?of?your?story.
The?second?one?is,?you're?terrific,?you?are?better?than?average?in?every?possible?way,?each?one?of?you.
And?finally,?what?you?do?makes?sense.
The?more?you?see?something?the?more?you?like?it?and?this?is?sometimes?known?as?"the?mere?exposure?effect
Familiarity?
similarity?
Matthew?effect
first impressions
stereotype
confirmation?bias
stereotype threat
adaptive?behavior
antisocial?personality?disorder
bipolar?disorders
extreme?altruism
It?used?to?be?thought?that?severe?mental?illness?was?a?result?of?demonic?possession
schizophrenia
if?you?keep?changing?what?you're?doing?you'll?never?get?used?to?anything?and?you'll?always?be?happy
