intro to behavioral science final

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representative likeness or reflection
According to the lecture on Image of God image means
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Substantive View
In the lecture on Image of God different views of what it means to be in God's image were discussed.  According to this view we are like God in Physical, Psychological and Spiritual ways
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Emotional experiencing
Which of the capacities of personhood suggest that both God and man feel things as they interact with the world?
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sin
According to the lecture on image of God, why don't we just reflect God? 
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Deep longings
Which of the capacities of Personhood is an intense desire that cannot be dismissed as an emotional reaction? \n
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Perceiving
Which lifestyle prefers to experience life as it happens?
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Intuitive
According to the MBTI the people who have a preference for taking in information by way of insight and relating to the big picture. (this does not mean gut feelings) 
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Judgement
These people like to have life under control (love lists to check off) 
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Introversion
According to the MBTI, A person with this preference reflects, and then (maybe) acts
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Behaviorism
Which personality theory suggests that human beings are simply responders to the environment and therefore can be manipulated with rewards and punishment?
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To create a plan to get what we want in a socially acceptable way
Freud believed that there were 3 parts to our personality.  The role of the EGO according to Freud is:
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Adler
Which personality theorist believed that there was little going on in the unconscious, but instead our behavior is goal directed meaning we act to get what we want in life.  
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A strong faith or spiritual belief
The notes suggest  Existential thinkers believe we are motivated to act in life by all of the following thoughts EXCEPT:
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Feeler
These people use their mental processing function to make decisions on the basis of evaluating relative worth.

 
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Nothing can separate a person from God's love
What is the Bible’s response to those who might believe that they have done too much wrong or committed too big of sins? (Romans 8:38-39)
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Obey the commands that we know
In class it was discussed that we should connect with God through our obedience.  The first key to this is to know that God’s teaching and commands are.  The second key discussed in class is:
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\n This is how we invite people to relationship with Jesus
What is the purpose of our loving others radically?
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Love as Jesus loved us (lay down your life for your friends)
What was the tough "add on" from Jesus words in John 13:34?
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See every event in our lives as an opportunity to know Jesus better
In the lecture on relationship with God from 2 Peter Chapter 1 it was suggested that we can have a major perspective shift for our behavior when we:
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Look at Jesus
The discussion on relationship with God suggested that there are 3 ways that we will look like a new creation after we accept Christ.  These three that were discussed include: Put God first, connect through obedience and: (All are good answers…. Which one is in the notes)
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It is a situation in which one or both parties perceive a threat
How is a conflict different from a disagreement?
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a blocked goal
In the lecture on conflict it was discussed that, according to Larry Crabb, anger is due to:
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Justified self-centeredness
In the discussion on the causes of conflict it was said that in our sinful nature we have something that makes sense to me that I am angry and behaving badly.  This is called
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as a good thing related to problem solving
In the lecture on conflict it was stated that to be good at conflict we must view others expressing their problems this way:
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Manage your emotions
In the lecture on one sided conflict resolution it was stated that when someone brings a problem to you your goal should be to investigate what is really going on.  This was to be done in 2 ways.  The first is to ask good questions that help you know and understand the person better.  The second is: 
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Glorify
The Purpose of creation and humanity is to ___________ God.
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Eve then Adam ate the fruit from the tree of knowledge of good and evil.
Sin entered the world when
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Image of Christ
Humans need to be conformed into the ________________________.
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Each person is created in the image of God.
Why is each person valuable?
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Moral, spiritual, and relational
To be created in the image of God means that we are ________ beings.
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Extraversion
What does the “E” stand for in the big five factors of C.A.N.O.E.?
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Holy Spirit.
In a Christian living according to the Holy Spirit, the personality is under domination of the _______________________________.
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Our spirit
What is changed at the moment of salvation?
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Our mind
What is being renewed every day?
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our body
What will be changed in the resurrection?
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Adam, Christ
Who I am in Christ: before salvation I am in ______________ and after salvation I am in ____________________.
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passive dependence.
To abide in Christ, humans must have a ___________________________ on God’s \n power.
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Active role
To abide in Christ, humans must also take an _________________________ in obeying God.
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listening and guidance, prayer and intercession, study and meditation
The spiritual disciplines of Solitude are:
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Empowers
To perform spiritual disciplines, the Holy Spirit ____________________ believers as they follow God.
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Arrogant
What kind of people have abrasive personalities?
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Silent-unresponsive
What kind of people rarely reveal what they’re thinking?
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High maintenance
What kind of people are control freaks?
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False
While conflict affects someone emotionally and spiritually, they are never affected physically.
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Compromising
Which style says, “I will meet you halfway?”
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Ephesians
What book of the Bible says, “Be angry and do not sin?”
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Bitterness
Forgiveness allows healing to begin, while unforgiveness leads to __________.
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Forgiving means restoring the relationship, I can forgive in my own power, Time heals
Myths about forgiving:
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We have to forgive because God forgave us first.
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Satan
Who is the father of lies?
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God Created humans in his image
Why is each person valuable
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helping them live and become conformed to Christ and perform God’s good acts.
What is the role of the Holy Spirit in a Christian’s life?
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To have a passive dependence on God’s power
What does it mean to abide in Christ?
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The body will be changed at the resurrection. The mind is in the process of being changed. The spirit is already changed at salvation.
How are the body, mind, and spirit changed at the moment of salvation?
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Arrogant people who want their way
What kind of people have abrasive personalities? 
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Silent-unresponsive people
What kind of people rarely reveal what they're thinking?
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High maintenance people
What kind of people are control freaks? 
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Can bring many emotions: Anger, depression, guilt, insecurity, anxiousness, and feeling powerful.

Spiritually: Stems from the Garden of Eden and the separation of mankind from God and each other.

Physically: can bring many symptoms: Fatigue, tense muscles, headaches, ulcers, etc.
How does conflict affect us emotionally, spiritually, and physically?
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Ephesians 4
What book of the Bible says, "Be angry and do not sin?"
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Forgiveness is necessary for getting rid of bitterness
What is the relationship between forgiveness and bitterness?
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Transient or situational: Caused by some event, temporary.

Chronic or long-lasting: Caused by poor social skills or socially insensitive behavior that drives people away.
 Distinguish between different types of loneliness
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Solitude is a voluntary withdrawal from others that is positive. Loneliness is involuntary, and is a longing to be wanted and needed by at least 1 other person.
Distinguish between loneliness and solitude.
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Fear= a rational emotional response to a real threat.

Anxiety= an irrational response to an imagined threat.
. Distinguish between fear and anxiety
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You should leave your parents, be united, and become one flesh- leave and cleave.

Representative of Christ’s relationship with the church, displays the love and covenant relationship the church has with Christ.

It is more than a legal union.
Read Genesis 2 and Ephesians 5. Make mental notes about what the Bible says about marriage.
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1. *Enhance your Love Maps*
2. *Nurture your Fondness and Admiration*
3. *Turn Towards each other instead of away*
4. *Let your partner influence you*
5. *Solve your solvable problems*
6. *Overcome Gridlock*
7. *Create Shared Meaning*
Know Gottman's principles for a successful marriage and conflict resolution.
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*Inlaws, money, housework*
What are the top three reasons for divorce?
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With many members, united as one body, with a variety of gifts.
Read 1 Corinthians 12. Make mental notes about how believers are gifted.
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comes from God, and is beyond understanding.
 Read John 14 and Philippians 4. Make mental notes about what the Bible says about peace.
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condemnation expresses disapproval, feeling better than others. evaluation is an assessment, deciding what is right, not placing yourself above others
Distinguish between judgment for condemnation and judgment for evaluation
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forcing
Using formal authority or other power that you possess to satisfy your concerns without regard to the concerns of others
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collaborating
a win-win outcome after cooperating with the other side to find a mutual solution
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Accommodating
In this conflict strategy the other person gets what they want while i do not
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true
complaining is a good thing in problem solving
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I feel, because, what i would like
making a complaint involves
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our most important goal
when we drop the need to be right in a conflict we realize our role in the conflict will be defined by ___
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true
The point of asking good questions in a conflict resolution is to get to know the person better
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Investigate what is really going on

develop healthy intimacy with the person

maintain healthy boundaries
Good listeners in a conflict have the following goals:
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see every event in our lives as a way to know Jesus better
in the lecture on relationship with God it was suggested that we can have a major perspective shift:
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False
According to Romans 8:38-39 you can commit sins that are too big for God
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Obey the teaching that we know
We connect with God through obedience. Key 1 is to know his teaching. What was key 2?
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true
the main purpose of loving others radically is to invite others to relationship with Jesus.
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True
Emotional experiencing is the capacity that both God and man have to feel things as they interact with the world
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true
according to Freud the Id is the part of the personality that wants what I want when I want it.
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by choosing our actions
how do existential thinkers suggest we choose our own destinies?
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conflicts are opportunities for growth
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justified self-centeredness
Feeling right about treating another person wrong
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true
background is our families way of doing things
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true
most people have more than one conflict resolution strategy, but rely on one more than the others
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relationship and impact
the Christian view of personality suggests we long for which 2 things?
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true
Jesus made the Pharisees mad when he changed what was important from rules to love
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false
a conflict and a disagreement are the same thing
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our thoughts then our beliefs
when discussing how we can control our feelings it was discussed that we must work backwards from our feelings to our:
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false
conflicts generally get better with time even if they are ignored
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true
MBTI type is not judgmental
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introversion
This MBTI type reflects then acts
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true
Sensing vs intuitive represents parts and pieces vs patterns and relationships.
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love bank and love languages
what are the 2 ways we discussed that successful couples use to intentionally work at meeting one another’s needs?
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your most important goal
when discussing the need to be right, what was said to most likely dictate your role in a conflict?
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successful repair after fights
emotional responsiveness by men leads to softened start-up by women, and if men accept influence they may have:
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criticism
attacking someone’s personality or character with blame rather than a specific behavior of complaining