Titlebook: Introductory Psychology; Robert B. Burns,Clifford B. Dobson Book 1984 R. B. Burns & C. B. Dobson 1984 attention.awareness.development.educ

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Some applications of conditioning,tioning, although there is nowadays a tendency to broaden the behavioural approach to include some apparently successful strategies which have more doubtful connections with such theories and are, in consequence, referred to as ‘behaviour modification’ procedures.

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Social perception and attraction, have to rely on various processes in our attempts to form impressions of people, but of course these first impressions are often totally inadequate and not always correct. In these circumstances we need subsequently to modify our opinions in the light of new experiences with these people.

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Stress,he researchers who study it. It has been claimed that there are over 300 definitions of stress, but this is not surprising if we accept that it is a situation-specific word. Thus, the word will assume different meanings according to the particular context in which it is used.

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Intelligence,ach with its own special meaning according to the particular situation in which it is being used. Intelligence, then, must be regarded as a situation-specific word, but the meaning of the concept will also be related to the viewpoint of the person making the definition.

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Physiological psychology,re information about, or respond appropriately to its environment. We rarely think about attending to the physiological functioning underlying behaviour. But there is a complex underpinning by nervous, glandular and genetic events of overt behaviour.