Behavioral Flashcards

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Does Estrogen affect aggression?

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No, but testosterone does

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Does social facilitation include people helping?

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No, only people watched performing the action

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How does social facilitation affect easier versus harder tasks?

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Social facilitation helps performing easier tasks, hinders harder tasks

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How are visual fields processed

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They are processed contralaterally

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Does a bureaucracy act as a meritocracy?

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No, as the bureaucracy has non-elected people make the decision

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How do norms/mores differ from folkways

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Folkways are more about polite things in specific circumstances, norms/mores are more general right vs wrong, etc.

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What is the characteristics of a country in Stage 4 demographic transition

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Birth Rate and death rate decrease in parallel, population is unchanged (after industrialization, late)

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What is the characteristics of a country in Stage 3 demographic transition

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The death rate exceeds the birth rate and the population decreases (just after industrialization)

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What is the characteristics of a country in Stage 2 demographic transition

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The birth rate exceeds the death rate and the population increases (early industrialization)

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What is the characteristics of a country in Stage 1 demographic transition

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The birth rate, death rate, and population are stabilized (pre-industrialization)

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What is the difference between conformity by internalization and normative conformity

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Conformity by internalization deals with changing your personal belief to fall inline while normative conformity is still disagreeing internally but being afraid to disagree openly due to fear of rejection

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How is compliance different to conformity (normative or by internalization)

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Compliance is due to a direct request

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What are the four pillars of the information processing model

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1) Thinking requires sensation, encoding, and storage of stimuli
2) Stimuli must be analyzed by the brain to be useful in making a decision (not just snap judgement)
3) Decisions made in one situation can be used in solving others (situational modification)
4) problem-solving is dependent not only on the person’s cognitive level, but also on the context and complexity of the problem

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What is the identity shift effect?

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it is how individuals will change their behavior to conform to the norms of a group

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True or False: Does being “proactive” or “reactive” have to do with the consequence and timing of its movement?

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No

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Proactive versus reactive movements?

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Proactive social movements promote social change whereas reactive movements resist social change

17
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How do melatonin and cortisol interact?

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Melatonin helps you sleep, cortisol wakes you up

18
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Where does melatonin come from?

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Melatonin comes from the pineal gland

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Where does cortisol come from?

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Cortisol comes from the pituitary gland

20
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What is a clear way to discern a randomized control trial?

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If there is not a control or not

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What is a clear way to discern a longitudinal study?

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The same experiments must be done over a PERIOD of time

22
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Describe a case-control study

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A case-control study works retroactively, with two different outcomes being analyzed and then seeing what might be a possible risk