- •Psychology
- •Contents
- •Передмова
- •Part I. Introducing psychology Text 1. Special Fields of Psychology
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- •Text 2. Physiological Psychology
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- •Text 3. Gestalt Psychology
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- •Text 4. Social Psychology
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- •Part II. Family psychology Text 1. Family Relations
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- •Text 2. Cohabitation.
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- •Text 3. Family Problems
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- •Text 4. Single-Parent Families
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- •Text 5. Stepfamilies
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- •Text 6. Ten Tips for Building a Marriage
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- •Text 7.The Difficult Child
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- •Text 8. Handling Aggressive Children
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- •Агресивні діти
- •Part III. Psychology of sex relations. Behavioral therapies.
- •3.1 Psychology of sex relations Text 1.Can Men and Women Be Friends?
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- •Text 2. Men and Women Really do Think Differently
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- •Text 3. Psychological Problems of Sex Relations
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- •3.2. Behavioral therapies Text 1. The Approaches to Therapy.
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- •Text 2. Reciprocal Inhibition
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- •Text 3. Desensitization in Real Life Situations
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- •Text 4. Other Methods of Treating Psychological Disorders.
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- •Text 5. Assertive Training
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- •Part IV. Temperament. Emotions
- •4.1 Temperament Text1. Personality: What is Temperament?
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- •Text 2.The Four Temperaments in General
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- •Text 3. How to Define Your Temperament
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- •Text 4. Personality and Handwriting
- •Vocabulary notes
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- •Text 5. Left-Handed People
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- •Про що можливо дізнатися з почерку?
- •4.2 Emotions Тext 1. What Are Emotions?
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- •Text 2. Kinds of Emotions
- •Vocabulary notes
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- •Text 3. Loving
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- •Text 4. Fear and Anger
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- •Text 5. Long-Тerm Arousal
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- •Text 6. Attributions
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- •Text 7. Locus of Control
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- •Part V. Human feelings. Phobias.
- •5.1 Human feelings. Text 1. Our Feelings as the Motor of Our Life
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- •Text 2. How do We Loose Our Feelings?
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- •Text 3. Negative Feelings
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- •Text 4. Find Constructive Ways to Release Your Anger
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- •Text 5. Shyness is a Common Social Problem
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- •Text 6. What is Modesty?
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- •5.2 Phobias Text 1. Social Phobia
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- •Text 2. Facts about Phobias
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- •Text 3. Social Phobia in Children
- •Text 4. Panic
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- •Part VI. Stress Text 1. Types of Stress
- •Vocabulary notes
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- •Text 2. Common Stress Symptoms
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- •Text 3. Stress Areas
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- •Text 4. Priorities in Managing Stress
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- •Text 5. Stress Management and Communication
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- •Text 6. Stress Management Techniques
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- •Text 7. Steps to Combat Stress
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- •Part VII.Sleep and dreams. Memory and brain.
- •7.1. Sleep and dreams Text 1. Sleep
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- •Text 2. The Mystery of Sleep
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- •Text 3 . Sweet Dreams
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- •Text 4. The Meaning of Dreams
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- •Text 5. Freud and Dreams
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- •Text 6. Body Clock
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- •7.2 Memory and brain. Text 1. Memory
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- •Text 2. Inside the Brain.
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- •Text 3. Hypnotherapy
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- •Part VIII. Psychology of learning. Psychology in work.
- •8.1 Psychology of learning. Text 1. Asociation Learning
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- •Text 2. Treating Phobias.
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- •Text 3. Operant Conditioning
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- •Text 4. Imitation and Modelling
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- •Text 5. Schemas
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- •Text 6. The Triarchic Theory of Intelligence
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- •8.2. Psychology in work Text 1. Psychological Theories about Unemployment and Retirement
- •Latent functions of working
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- •Text 2. Retirement and Responsibility
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- •Text 3. Leadership
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- •Text 4. Choosing People for Jobs
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- •Список літератури
Assignments
I. Memorize the following word and phrases:
to figure out |
усвідомлювати |
to feel a little scared |
почуватися трохи наляканим |
to give smb. a big hug |
міцно обняти когось |
to sneak up on smb. |
ябедничати (шкільн. жаргон) |
coach |
репетитор, тренер |
to get adjusted |
пристосуватися |
to keep smb. from doing smth. |
заважати кому-небудь робити що-небудь |
muscle tension |
напруження м’язів |
defensive posture |
поза захисту |
behavioral traits |
риси поведінки |
to assume a relaxed posture |
прийняти розслаблену позу |
stuff |
річ, штука |
to put one’s best foot forward |
виявити себе з найкращого боку |
seize opportunity |
скористатися з нагоди |
II. Suggest the Ukrainian equivalents of the words and phrases below:
muscle tension; palpitations; to put the best foot forward; to seize opportunities and challenges; socially adept; physical manifestations of uneasiness; behavioural traits; to assume a relaxed posture; to work through; to sneak up on smb.; to feel shy; to make smb. feel shy; to feel nervous; to get over smth; to take smb. to see a psychologist; name-calling; teasing; affective; inaction; gaze avoidance; avoidance of social contacts; failure to initiate appropriate response; to be concerned about smth; to affect one’s career; overcome/ reduce/ minimize one’s shyness.
III. Find English equivalents to the following words and phrases from the text:
самотність; повна ізоляція; уникати соціальних контактів; зникати з часом; тренер; зоровий контакт; зробити зауваження; подолати сором’язливість; дратувати; заважати; почуватись невимушено; звести до мінімуму; риса характеру.
IV. Answer the questions:
Why do some people feel shy?
How can doctors and psychologists help the person work through shyness?
What does shyness mean? In what situations may people feel shy?
Do you think it is bad to be shy? Why?
Text 6. What is Modesty?
There is no human society without modesty. However this field of human psychology is questioned little by science. Modesty is a double emotional movement which affects both the heart and the body. The variety and variability of its manifestations renders it much elusive. It is not known if it occurs by itself or in reaction to an insult. It is not known if it has natural roots or if it is the result of a thousand-year-old oppression. There is no human world without modesty, but a very small number of researchers is interested by this phenomenon unknown to all other living beings on the Planet.
The expressions of modesty are physical and verbal. More exactly, modesty causes reactions, at the same time in language and in body behaviour.
Modesty is a human characteristic which may alternately be viewed as a virtue or a weakness. How it is viewed ultimately depends on your perspective. There are several definitions for modesty in most dictionaries; it is most often rendered as humility, shyness, or simplicity. In today’s society any of these definitions of modesty may be seen as negative since we often focus on self; self esteem, self respect, and self expression.
Nevertheless, a modest individual can be seen as a person possessing positive characteristics. Humility need not be a deficit; one who recognizes their own strengths and weaknesses who has become comfortable with him or herself will feel no competition with others. They are content to interact with others fully cognizant of who they are, functioning within the boundaries of their own capabilities, or limitations with confidence. One who lives and behaves in simplicity quietly performs daily tasks and routines without the trumpet blown before. There is no need to call attention. Modesty acts gently, but with no less perfection or care as one who may constantly announce their deeds.