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Ordonner les Lettres Psychology Concepts ScrambleVersion en ligne Unscramble definitions of key terms par Lauren 1 Hierarchy of human needs ranging from physiological to self-actualization. L A O W M S 2 Behaviorist who developed principles of operant conditioning, emphasizing reinforcement and punishment to shape behavior. K I S E N R N 3 Psychoanalytic theory of personality focusing on unconscious conflicts and early experiences. R F D E U 4 Researcher known for a situational power dynamics study in a simulated prison environment. O D B R M I Z A 5 System of training and rules designed to develop self-control and order. N L C P S D I I E I 6 Formal or recognized power to influence actions and decisions of others. I O T T R Y H A U 7 Relating to ruling with absolute power and strict obedience. O R A T I I L D A C T 8 Characterized by seeking input from others while retaining final decision power. U S T A T E I O N V C L 9 Stable patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that distinguish individuals. P R S O I A T L E N Y 10 Primitive part driven by instinctual desires and immediate gratification. D I 11 Psychic component mediating between primitive desires, reality, and morals. G E O 12 Internalized values and morals shaping judgment and guilt. P G S U O E R E 13 Mental processes of which one is currently aware. S C I S O C U N O 14 Learning through consequences that follow a behavior, strengthening or weakening it. I A D P T I O O N R C I N O N N E T G 15 Social learning theorist known for modeling and imitation, and the idea that people learn through watching others. R A U A D B N 16 Statistical distribution that forms a symmetric, unimodal curve often used to describe many natural phenomena. B L E L 17 Outcome that increases the likelihood of a behavior recurring. E O C R T F N N R M E I E 18 Observable actions or conduct of an organism. A E H V I O U B R 19 Approach that explains personality through stable characteristics that vary between individuals. T R I Y A R O E T H T 20 Characterized by competitiveness, urgency, and high achievement orientation. Y T A P E 21 Characterized by relaxed, easygoing, and less time-pressured demeanor. T E Y B P

Ordonner les Lettres

Psychology Concepts ScrambleVersion en ligne

Unscramble definitions of key terms

par Lauren

Hierarchy of human needs ranging from physiological to self-actualization.

Behaviorist who developed principles of operant conditioning, emphasizing reinforcement and punishment to shape behavior.

Psychoanalytic theory of personality focusing on unconscious conflicts and early experiences.

Researcher known for a situational power dynamics study in a simulated prison environment.

System of training and rules designed to develop self-control and order.

Formal or recognized power to influence actions and decisions of others.

Relating to ruling with absolute power and strict obedience.

Characterized by seeking input from others while retaining final decision power.

U S T A T E I O N V C L

Stable patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that distinguish individuals.

Primitive part driven by instinctual desires and immediate gratification.

Psychic component mediating between primitive desires, reality, and morals.

Internalized values and morals shaping judgment and guilt.

Mental processes of which one is currently aware.

Learning through consequences that follow a behavior, strengthening or weakening it.

I A D P T I O O N R C I N O N N E T G

Social learning theorist known for modeling and imitation, and the idea that people learn through watching others.

Statistical distribution that forms a symmetric, unimodal curve often used to describe many natural phenomena.

Outcome that increases the likelihood of a behavior recurring.

E O C R T F N N R M E I E

Observable actions or conduct of an organism.

Approach that explains personality through stable characteristics that vary between individuals.

T R I Y A R O E T H T

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Psychology Concepts ScrambleVersion en ligne

par Lauren

Hierarchy of human needs ranging from physiological to self-actualization.

Behaviorist who developed principles of operant conditioning, emphasizing reinforcement and punishment to shape behavior.

Psychoanalytic theory of personality focusing on unconscious conflicts and early experiences.

Researcher known for a situational power dynamics study in a simulated prison environment.

System of training and rules designed to develop self-control and order.

Formal or recognized power to influence actions and decisions of others.

Relating to ruling with absolute power and strict obedience.

Characterized by seeking input from others while retaining final decision power.

Stable patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that distinguish individuals.

Primitive part driven by instinctual desires and immediate gratification.

Psychic component mediating between primitive desires, reality, and morals.

Internalized values and morals shaping judgment and guilt.

Mental processes of which one is currently aware.

Learning through consequences that follow a behavior, strengthening or weakening it.

Social learning theorist known for modeling and imitation, and the idea that people learn through watching others.

Statistical distribution that forms a symmetric, unimodal curve often used to describe many natural phenomena.

Outcome that increases the likelihood of a behavior recurring.

Observable actions or conduct of an organism.

Approach that explains personality through stable characteristics that vary between individuals.

Characterized by competitiveness, urgency, and high achievement orientation.

Characterized by relaxed, easygoing, and less time-pressured demeanor.