Behavioura Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Complete and concise notes for the entire course in Behavioural Economics at UCL. Helpful for economics students as well as students choosing to undertake this introductory course as an optional module. Includes the summaries of all assigned reading during the year - for topics like decision-making under risk and uncertainty, reference dependence, intertemporal choice, social preferences, changing behaviour, policy-making and nudge theory, bounded rationality, limited attention and limited bandw...

3 types of herds/bands -ANSWER Harem/Family Mare & offspring Bachelor Harem/family herds -ANSWER - Stable core of mares > 4 years old - One or more stallion - Immature offspring Mare & offspring band -ANSWER - No stallion - Usually together for 6 months Bachelor herd -ANSWER - Young males - Older males no longer in harem/family - Number will vary Describe characteristics of 'natural' horse management -ANSWER - Organised in family 'bands' - Can reproduce freely - Free...

PSYC 1150-3 An Introduction to Psychology as a Behavioural Science Fall Psychology Latest Update 2024 Already Passed

A summary of the theory discussed during the lectures of the course Behavioural Endocrinology and explained in the textbook. Covered textbook pages can be found in the course guide.

* What is CBT? - ANSWER Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is a talking therapy that can help patients manage their problems by changing the way they think (cognitive) and what they do (behaviour). It's most commonly used to treat anxiety and depression * What mental health conditions can CBT be used to treat? - ANSWER Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD). Panic disorder. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Phobias. Bipolar disorder. Psychosis. Anger. Low self-esteem. Eatin...

Counselling Theories - CBT, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Review Exam Questions & Answers 2024. Core tenets of CBT - correct answer 1. Collaborative client/therapist relationship. Both active. 2. Psychological distress is the result of disturbances in cognitive processes. 3. Focus: Changing thoughts to change affect and behavior 4. Present-centered, time limited 5. Active and directive therapist stance 6. Educational treatment for specific and structured target problems. Rational Emotiv...

The document is a summary of the theory explained in the lectures of the course Behavioural Ecology and of the recommended chapters of the linked textbook as stated on the course guide.

( BEHAVIOURAL P1.P2 )UNIT 11:PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES SUMMARY 100% CORRECT LATEST 2024 Unit 11: Psychological Perspectives What are psychologists? A psychologist is a specialist who majors in psychology. A psychologist studies normal and abnormal mental states of another individual. They study human behaviour and brain function of another person, they do this by gathering information from interviews, 1-1 interaction and surveys. They aim to understand how individuals relate to each other...

Behavioural Counselling - General approach - Answer help clients learn new, appropriate ways of acting, or to help them modify or eliminate excessive actions Behavioural therapy: View of human nature - Answer - Developed by BF Skinner - focus on behavioural processes - ovet behaviour - focus on the present (here and now) - assumption that all behaviour is learned (both + and -) - belief that learning can be effective in changing maladaptive behaviour - focus on setting up well-defi...

the change model correct answers assumes that both behavioral and cognitive components are necessary to make any chagne. precontemplation correct answers client is not thinking about cahange contemplation correct answers client is seriously considering change, but has not made a commitment to change. preparation correct answers client will take actions immediately action correct answers client is actively working to change and overcome the problem maintenance correct answers clien...