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Psychology - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Special powers
    - - Harm
    - - Abnormal
  - - - Wander
- - - - A pattern of behavior in which we regularly engage
- - - - Individual achievement and authority is greater FAE
    - - Communal relationships with other is less FAE
  - - - Belief about cause of a result
- - - - Extreme fear or discomfort
- - - - Exposure Therapy
      - Aversive Therapy
  - - - transfers all emotions to psychoanalysist
    - - Therapist interprets underlying meaning of dreams
    - - Client relaxes and says whatever comes to mind
- - - - Abruptly switching from one topic to another
  - - - Mania
        
        State of extreme elation and agitation
  - - - Postpartum
    - - Dysthymia
- - - - 15-30 Seconds
      - Rehearsal
- - - - Using a spoon
    - - Balancing
  - - - Secure attachment
      - Avoidant attachment
      - Resistant attachment
      - Disorganized
- - - - "Pleasure Principle"
  - - - "Reality Principle"
    - - Unconscious protective behaviors that aim to reduce anxiety
    - - Tendency to experience negative emotions
- - - - Person aware of experiment
    - - People conform to group to fit in
    - - People conform because belief in group's competency
- - - - Specific Issues
    - - Boundaries
- - - - Storage Decay
    - - Eyewitness Misidentification
- - - - Emotions, personality, and social relationships
    - - Growth and changes in the body and brain, the senses, motor skills, and health & wellness
    - - Learning, attention, memory, language, thinking, reasoning, and creativity
  - - - Cumulative process, gradually improving on existing skills
- - - - Effort
    - - Outside Force
  - - - Who you would like to be
    - - Who you actually are
        
        Congruence or Incongruence
- - - - Social nature vs. sexual nature
      - 8 Stages
  - - - Pre-conventional Morality
      - Conventional Morality
      - Post-conventional Morality
  - - - Mental Models
      - Accomodation
      - Assimilation
    - - Sensorimotor
        
        Object Permanence
      - Concrete Operational
        
        Reversability
      - Formal Operational
      - Preoperational
        
        Conservation
        
        Egocentrism
- - - - Inferiority Complex
  - - - Archetypes
- - - - Refractory Period
      - Excitement
      - Plateau
      - Orgasm
      - Resolution