6C:Responding To The World

Question 0

Amygdala

Answer 0

fear center

Question 1

Hypothalamus

Answer 1

Tiny, regulated the ANS, controls the endocrine system releasing epinephrine or adrenaline

Question 2

Thalamus

Answer 2

Sensory relay

Question 3

Hippocampus

Answer 3

learning and memory processes

Question 4

3 components of Emotions

Answer 4

cognitive, physiological and behavioral

Question 5

Physiological markers of emotions

Answer 5

change in brain activation, neurotransmitter production and ANS activity

Question 6

Universal emotions

Answer 6

Happiness, sadness, anger, surprise, disgust, fear

Question 7

Theories of Emotions

Answer 7

James-Lange, Cannon-Bard, Schachter-singer and Lazarus theory

Question 8

Lazarus Theory of emotions

Answer 8

experience of emotion depends on how the experience is cognitively appraised. The event occurs and then appraisal of event and then emotion and physiological response occurs at the same time.

Question 9

Cannon-Bard

Answer 9

Event-> Physiological response and emotion occur simultaneously

Question 10

Schachter-singer

Answer 10

we dont experience emotion until we label the reason for the physiological response. Stimulus then nervous system arousal and cognitive appraisal then concious emotion

Question 11

James-Lange

Answer 11

Experience of emotion is due to perception of physiological responses.
Event-> Physiological response-> Interpretation of response-> emotion

Question 12

The Limbic system

Answer 12

regulation of emotions , HAT Hippo, Hypothalamus, Amygdala, Thalamus, and hippocampus

Question 13

Hypothalamus

Answer 13

tiny, below the thalamus, regulates ANS, controls endocrine system ( adrenaline )

Question 14

Amygdala

Answer 14

anger/ violence - stimulation , fear/ anxiety ( mellowness) = destruction bilateral destruction is called kluver-bucy syndrome resulting in hyperorality, hypersexuality, disinhibited behavior

Question 15

Thalamus

Answer 15

sensory relay system ( sight, touch, taste, hearing) comes through its nerves and is directed to cortex and other areas

Question 16

Left Hemisphere

Answer 16

more positive emotions, sociable behavior

Question 17

Right hemisphere

Answer 17

More negative emotions, isolate behavior

Question 18

Prefrontal Cortex

Answer 18

Behind your forehead, used for solving problems, making decsions, behavioing correctly in different social situations, language processing, math, makes us human ( ex. Phineas Gage)

Question 19

Sympathetic

Answer 19

Part of ANS in which pupils dialate, dec. salavation, inc. respiratory rate, ince heart rate, inc. glucose release, inc. epinephrine and norepinephrine ( adrenaline), dec. digestion

Question 20

Parasympathtic

Answer 20

ANS where pupils contract, inc. salivation, dec. respiratory rate, dec. heart rate, inc. glucise storage, dec. adrenaline, inc. digestion