Download Summer Final Exam | PSYC 3113 - COMPARATIVE PSYCH and more Quizzes Psychology in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 1792 - York Retreat, England DEFINITION 1 Pet therapy began hereClients and patients would take care of animalsSense of responsibility and discipline TERM 2 1867 - Bethel, Germany DEFINITION 2 EpilepticsTaking care of animals TERM 3 1942 - Pawling Air Force Convelescent Hospital DEFINITION 3 1st use of pet therapy in the US TERM 4 Boris Levinston DEFINITION 4 1st psychotherapistJingles - Clients started talking to his dogStarted using his dog as a therapeutic tool TERM 5 Problems with pet therapy DEFINITION 5 JealousyFear of animalsMistreatingLack of data TERM 6 Reasons to use animals in war DEFINITION 6 Puts less humans at riskViewed as expendableRelatively inexpensive to trainReliableCan pick an animal for a specific task TERM 7 Attributes that make animals useful DEFINITION 7 ExpendableAcute sensory abilitiesFaster TERM 8 Animal training DEFINITION 8 Classical conditioningOperant conditioning TERM 9 Cross-cultural psychology DEFINITION 9 Mental testing TERM 10 Eugenics DEFINITION 10 Believes that there are racial differences in intelligence TERM 21 Kallikak Experiment DEFINITION 21 Compared offspring of bar maid to offspring of intelligent woman with same father"Proved" intelligence was geneticEffect on US Eugenics Movement TERM 22 Eugenics Movement DEFINITION 22 Threat from within Interbreeding Laws to keep people from mixing races and religionsThreat from without Immigration Restricting different types of people from coming into the country TERM 23 Robert Yerkes DEFINITION 23 Army alpha testsArmy beta tests TERM 24 Lewis Terman DEFINITION 24 Modified Linay's test TERM 25 Walter Lippman DEFINITION 25 Reporter fought Lippman the whole time TERM 26 Hawk fighting style DEFINITION 26 Actually fight TERM 27 Dove fighting style DEFINITION 27 One runs away TERM 28 War of attrition DEFINITION 28 When people just stay locked together for a long amount of time TERM 29 Dominance hierarchies DEFINITION 29 Relationships tend to last a long timeUsually between two people TERM 30 Linear dominance hierarchy DEFINITION 30 Pecking orderGroup settings TERM 31 Factors related to dominance DEFINITION 31 Size and strengthGenderAggressivenessExperienceSeniority and prior residencyKinship ties TERM 32 Superpredators DEFINITION 32 LionsHyenasWild dogsLeopardsCheetahCrocodilesHumans TERM 33 Characteristics of predators DEFINITION 33 Uniquely suited to capture the prey they are afterGreat sensory abilityCase of solitary hunterIntelligence or learning ability TERM 34 Countermeasures of prey DEFINITION 34 Move in packsInteract with other speciesWhen an animal is about to et killed, they give out an alarm callExperience and intelligence When to run When to stand still Timing birth When to attack back TERM 35 Factors that help establish relationships in humans DEFINITION 35 ProximityMere-exposure (habituation)Physical attractionSimiliarityEquity
