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About: This bingo card is built for psychology students or anyone interested in mental health topics and theories. It covers a wide range of key terms from personality types to eating disorders, gender identity, and classic psychological perspectives. The overall tone is educational but approachable, making it a great fit for classroom reviews, study sessions, or mental health awareness events.
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This PSYCHOLOGY BINGO GAME 1 Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: anorexia, pansexual, borderline personality disorder (BPD), rationalization, oils and fats (O&F), mood disorders, type C personality, binge eating disorder, self- enhancement, 1-2 servings, PTSD, social cognition theory, self- schema, agoraphobia, compensating/ overcompensation, 50% (1/2 of food eaten), stereotypes, front of closed fist, corresponding bias, hypothalamus, reciprocal determinism, type B personality, homosexual, protein and dairy (P&D), water, biological perspective (medical model), psychodynamic perspective, dissociative identity disorder (DID), 3 or 4 D's (deviance, distress, of dysfunction, and danger), biological sex, sexual orientation, self- awareness, Schachter- Singer two factor, self-efficacy, individualistic, Ekman (basic emotions), denial, nurture, developmental disorders, regression, eating disorders, gender identity, cingulate gyrus, reaction formation, behavioral perspective (learning theory), antisocial personality disorder, meat, transgender, pons.
This PSYCHOLOGY BINGO GAME 1 Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: anorexia, pansexual, borderline personality disorder (BPD), rationalization, oils and fats (O&F), mood disorders, type C personality, binge eating disorder, self- enhancement, 1-2 servings, PTSD, social cognition theory, self- schema, agoraphobia, compensating/ overcompensation, 50% (1/2 of food eaten), stereotypes, front of closed fist, corresponding bias, hypothalamus, reciprocal determinism, type B personality, homosexual, protein and dairy (P&D), water, biological perspective (medical model), psychodynamic perspective, dissociative identity disorder (DID), 3 or 4 D's (deviance, distress, of dysfunction, and danger), biological sex, sexual orientation, self- awareness, Schachter- Singer two factor, self-efficacy, individualistic, Ekman (basic emotions), denial, nurture, developmental disorders, regression, eating disorders, gender identity, cingulate gyrus, reaction formation, behavioral perspective (learning theory), antisocial personality disorder, meat, transgender, pons.