Material in our minds that we are aware of right now.

Where we have a judgment assigning the cause of a person’s behavior to his or her environment.

Unrealistic fear of an object or situation.

The attempt to improve symptoms of psychological disorders through brain surgery.

Protective behaviors that reduces anxiety.

A judgment assigning the cause of a person’s behavior to his or her personal qualities or characteristics.

Fear of open spaces, being outside the home alone, or in a crowd.

Electrical stimulation applied through surgically implanted electrodes.

Anxiety producing behaviors of the cell that are attributed to others.

The assumption that people’s outcomes can reasonably be explained by their own actions.

Specific fear of an object or situation.

- A type of biofeedback teaching the client to keep measures of brain activity within a certain range.

Adopting behavior that is the opposite to our anxiety.

A prejudgment of another person on the basis of his or her membership in a group.

Psychological disorder that is characterized by obsession and compulsion to the point of endless repetition.

Resolving anxiety by taking on characteristics of others.

Unfair behavior based on our stereotyping and prejudice.

An intrusive, distressing thought