Anxiety Disorders

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MODALITY

is one experimental process or therapeutic technique.

MULTIPLE HURDLE MODEL OF SELECTION

is a battery of selection test typically employed when someone is applying for a position, they must pass each station

NEGATIVE TROPISM

is the action of actively moving away from a specific source of stimulation.

NORMATIVE-REEDUCATIVE STRATEGY

with regard to cultural psychology, the concept ascertaining that societal alterations ought to be based upon active re-education of persons

OPERANT CONDITIONING

initially explained by B.F. Skinner, the procedure wherein behavioral alterations take place as an act of the consequences of behavior.

OVERLOAD

noun. a psychological state wherein scenarios and encounters are so mentally, perceptually, and emotionally arousing that they drain or even

PATHOLOGICAL AGING

modifications which take place due to age-based illness, as independent from modifications correlated with typical healthy aging.

PERFORMANCE

noun. 1. any activity or gathering of reactions which leads to an outcome or has an impact on the surroundings.

PHOBIA

noun. a continual and non-sensical fear of a particular scenario, item, or act, that is consequently either strenuously abstained from

DEMOGRAPHIC PATTERN

A pattern revealed by a population variable such as birth and death rates, income, medical health etc.

DIARY METHOD

Technique where data is compiled by daily observation.

DISCRIMINATIVE STIMULUS

Operant conditioning. A stimulus that increases the probablity of a response.

DOGMATISM

1. Tendency to act in a certain assertive and authoritative manner in accord with a set of beliefs. 2. Personality

ECLECTIC COUNSELING

Counselling combining different techniques and findings.

EMOTIONAL CONTROL

The influence we exert on our emotions, thoughts and behaviour.

EMPATHY

Understanding a person from their frame of reference so we know where they are coming them.

EPISTEMOLOGICAL LONELINESS

A sense of separation and alienation from others.

EXCITATION-TRANSFER THEORY

Aggressive rsponses are intensified by arousal from other stimuli not directly related to the original stimulus that started the aggression.

EXPRESSED EMOTION (EE)

Negative emotions that are expressed by family members to the person with a mental or emotional disorder.

LIMITED HOLD

a separate feature to some schedules of reinforcement whereby the opportunity for reinforcement itself can be limited to a fixed