4352756586 | Morphemes | Meaning | 0 | |
4352756587 | Fateral hypothalamus | Lateral hypothalamus makes you fatter | 1 | |
4352756588 | Some People Can't Function | Sensorimotor Preoperational Concrete operate Formal operations | 2 | |
4352756589 | cannon Bard | Both physiological and emotion | 3 | |
4352756590 | Structuralism | Determine the STRUCTURES of the mind | 4 | |
4352756591 | Functionalism | Need to analyze the PURPOSE of behavior | 5 | |
4352756592 | Behavioral perspective | Learned, reinforced | 6 | |
4352756593 | Psychoanalytical perspective | Unconscious, child hood | 7 | |
4352756594 | Sociocultural perspective | Society | 8 | |
4352756595 | Biopsychosocial | Combination of biological psychoanalytical and socio-cultural | 9 | |
4352756596 | Mary Calkins | First female president of APA | 10 | |
4352756597 | Dorothea Dix | Reformed mental institutions in the US | 11 | |
4352756598 | Stanley Hall | First president of APA first journal | 12 | |
4352756599 | William James | Father of American psychology - fuctionalist | 13 | |
4352756600 | Wilhem Wundt | Father of modern psychology - structturalist | 14 | |
4352756601 | Dendrites | Receive incoming signal | 15 | |
4352756602 | Soma | Cell body(includes nucleus) | 16 | |
4352756603 | Axon | AP down this | 17 | |
4352756604 | Terminals | Release neurotransmitters | 18 | |
4352756605 | Synapse | Gap between neurons | 19 | |
4352756606 | Action potential | Movement of sodium and potassium ions across the membrane sends electrical charge down | 20 | |
4352756607 | Refractory period | Neuron must rest and reset before it can send another action potential(toilet flush) | 21 | |
4352756608 | Sensory neurons | Receive signal | 22 | |
4352756609 | Afferent neurons | Accept signals | 23 | |
4352756610 | Motor neurons | Send signal | 24 | |
4352756611 | Efferent neurons | signal Exits | 25 | |
4352756612 | Central nervous system | Brain and spinal cord | 26 | |
4352756613 | Peripheral nervous system | Everything but the brain and spinal cord | 27 | |
4352756614 | Somatic nervous system | Voluntary movement | 28 | |
4352756615 | Autonomic nervous system | Involuntary movement automatic | 29 | |
4352756616 | Sympathetic nervous system | Arouses the body for flight or fight | 30 | |
4352756617 | Parasympathetic nervous system | Establish homeostasis | 31 | |
4352756618 | Dopaminea | Reward and movement | 32 | |
4365884119 | Acetylcholine | Memory | 33 | |
4365884120 | Endorphins | Pain control happiness | 34 | |
4365884121 | Oxytocin | Love and bonding | 35 | |
4365884122 | Agonist | Drug that mimics neurotransmitter | 36 | |
4365884123 | Antagonist | Drug that blocks a NT | 37 | |
4365884124 | Reuptake | Unused NTs are taken back up into the sending neurons | 38 | |
4365884125 | Cerebellem | Movement | 39 | |
4365884126 | Medulla | Vital organs | 40 | |
4365884127 | Pons | Sleep/arousal ponzzzzzzzz | 41 | |
4365884128 | Hindbrain | Cerebellum Medulla pons | 42 | |
4365884129 | midbrain | Reticular formation | 43 | |
4365884130 | Recticular formation | Attention | 44 | |
4366831519 | Amygadola | Emotions, fear | 45 | |
4366831520 | Hippocampus | Memory | 46 | |
4366831521 | Thalmus | Relay center | 47 | |
4366831522 | Hypothalamus | Reward/ pleasure center, eating behaviors | 48 | |
4366831523 | Frontal lobe | Decision-making, planning, judgment, movement, personality | 49 | |
4366831524 | Occipital lobe | Vision | 50 | |
4366831525 | Parietal lobe | Sensations | 51 | |
4366831526 | Corpus callosum | Bundles of nerves that a 2 hemispheres | 52 | |
4366831527 | Brain plasticity | Brain can heal itself | 53 | |
4366831528 | Pituitary gland | Controlled by hypothalamus release growth hormones | 54 | |
4366831529 | Cornea | Protects the eye | 55 | |
4366831530 | Pupil | Controls amount of light entering the eye | 56 | |
4366831531 | Lens | Focuses light on retina | 57 | |
4366831532 | Fovea | Focus (cones) | 58 | |
4366831533 | Interposition | Over lapping images appear closer | 59 | |
4367028197 | Relative size | Two objects that are usually similar in size, the smaller one is further away | 60 | |
4367028198 | Relative clarity | Hazy objects appear further away | 61 | |
4367028199 | Beta waves | Awake | 62 | |
4367028200 | Alpha waves | High Amp, drowsy | 63 | |
4367028201 | Stage 1 | Light sleep | 64 | |
4367028202 | Stage two | Burst of sleep spindles | 65 | |
4367028203 | Stage III | Delta waves deep sleep | 66 | |
4367028204 | Depressents | Alcohol, Optares | 67 | |
4367028205 | Stimulents | Cocaine ecstasy caffeine | 68 | |
4369485379 | Primary reinforcer | Food and water | 69 | |
4369485380 | Continuous reinforcement schedule | Receive re-ward for every response | 70 | |
4369485381 | Fixed ratio schedule | Reward every X Number of response(every 10 envelopes stuffed gets money) | 71 | |
4369485382 | Fixed interval schedule | reward every X amount of time passed(every two weeks you get a paycheck) | 72 | |
4369485383 | Variable ratio schedule | Re-warded at random time(slot machine | 73 | |
4369485384 | Sensory memory | Stores all incoming stimuli that you receive | 74 | |
4369485385 | Iconic memory | Visual memory last .3 seconds | 75 | |
4369485386 | Echoic memoty | Auditory memory last 2 to 3 seconds | 76 | |
4369485387 | Explicit memory | Conscious Recollection | 77 | |
4369485388 | Implicit memories | Unconscious rec | 78 | |
4369485389 | Phonemes | Smallest unit of sound ch th sh | 79 | |
4369485390 | Semantics | Set rules by which we derive meaning | 80 | |
4369485391 | Syntax | Rules for combining words into sentences | 81 | |
4369485392 | Babbling stage | First stage of speech | 82 | |
4369485393 | One word stage | Duh | 83 | |
4369485394 | Two word stage | Duh duh | 84 | |
4369485395 | Critical period | Period Of time where something must be learned or else you cannot ever happened | 85 | |
4369485396 | Hierarchy of needs | Self actualization esteem, love and belonging, safety needs, psychological needs | 86 | |
4369485397 | Sensorimotor stage | Birth to two years focused on exploring of the world around Lack of object permanent Develop sense of self | 87 | |
4369485398 | Pre-operational stage | 2 to 7 years: used princess play, developing language, using intuitive response he Lack reversibility Are egocentric | 88 | |
4369485399 | Concrete operational stage | 7 to 11 news: use operational thinking, classification, and can think logically in concrete concepts | 89 | |
4369485400 | Formal operational stage | 11 to 15 years: use abstract and idealist thoughts, deductive responsimg | 90 | |
4369485401 | Vygotskys theory | Cognitive development is a social process to, need to interact with others | 91 | |
4369485402 | Secure attachment | Upset with mom leaves, Easley calmed on return | 92 | |
4369485403 | Avoidance attachment | Actively avoid's mom, doesn't care when she leaves | 93 | |
4369485404 | Ambivalent attachment | Actively avoid's mom, freaks out when she leaves | 94 | |
4369485405 | Disorganized attachment | Confused, fearful | 95 | |
4369485406 | Authoritarian | Rules and obedience my way or the highway | 96 | |
4369485407 | Permissive | Kids do whatever | 97 | |
4369485408 | Authoritative | Give-and-take with the kids | 98 | |
4369485409 | Superego | Our moral conscious angel on our shoulder | 99 | |
4369485410 | Ego | Reality principle has to deal with society, stuck mediating between id and super ego | 100 | |
4369485411 | Repression | Push memories back to unconscious mind | 101 | |
4369485412 | Projection | Attribute personal shortcomings and falls onto others we blame others | 102 | |
4369485413 | Denial | Refuse to acknowledge relality | 103 | |
4369485414 | Displacement | Can't yell at Mom go home yell at dog | 104 | |
4369485415 | Reaction formation | Women who cear sexual urges becomes nun | 105 | |
4369485416 | Regression | Transform earlier development period In the face of stress during exam week you start to suck you thumb | 106 | |
4369485417 | Rationalization | If you don't get into a college you say it's a sucky college | 107 |
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