Ch. 10 physiology & comparitive psychology Flashcards

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physiological psychology

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the study of how behavior is generated and guided by the nervous system

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comparative psychology

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the study of the origin, control and consequences of behavior across a wide range of species

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walter cannon (1871-1945)

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american physiological psychologist best known for his concepts of fight or flight and homeostasis

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Fight of flight

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body arousal to a dangerous situation

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homeostasis

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the processes by which the body maintains stable internal conditions, involves the autonomic nervous system

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What did Cannon develop regarding fight or flight?

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sympathetic nervous system (regulator for flight or fight responses)
hormone adrenaline (arousing the body for action)
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Cannon bard theory of emotions

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proposed that stimulation of the thalamus, leads to both physiological arousal and the psychological experience of emotion

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Who disagreed with james/lange theory of emotions?

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Cannon said claimed that bodily arousal happened too slowly for it to be cause of emotional experiences

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James/lange focus was on?

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psychological experience of emotion, where as Cannon bard focused at only physiological responses to emotional situations

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John Garcia (1917-2012)

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first hispanic american psychologist and discoverer of conditioned taste aversion

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Classical Conditioning

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NS needs to be immediately, followed by UCS, CC takes multiple conditioning trials

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Conditioned taste aversion

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learned avoidance of a food associated with illness

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Garcia classical conditioning

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the food (NS) may be consumed half an hour or more before stomach distress (UCS) occurs which then produces vomiting (UCR)

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How many trials are needed to develop CTA?

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only 1 conditioning trial

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Karl Lashley (1890-1958)

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american physiological psychologist who studied how memories are formed in the brain

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Brain mechanisms and intelligence (1929) Lashley

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contained studies concerned the location of memories in the brain

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engram

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hypothetical location in the brain where a memory is stored

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What did Lashley find was distributed across the cerebral cortex

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provided evidence that memories, especially for comped tasks were distributed across cerebral cortex

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mass action

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observation that an impairment in functioning depended on the amount of brain tissue destroyed

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Brenda Milner (1928-)

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british-canadian psychologist who studied memory in patients with brain damage

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Study on H.M

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patient from connecticut suffering unexpected memory loss after surgery by having areas in hippocampus removed

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What is hippocampus involved encoding with which memories?

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Explicit memories

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Who was considered a pioneer of cognitive neuroscience

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Brenda Milner

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Roger Sperry (1913-1994)

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american psychologist who won the 1981 nobel prize for his research on split-brain patients

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What did Sperry wondered about connections within the brain?

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whether the connections within the brain might also be hard wired

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What happened when the corpus callosum was severed

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found a behavior that the animal learned to perform with only one side of its body, didn’t transfer to the other side

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Harry Harlow (1905-1981)

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american comparative psychologist best known for his studies on the effects of social isolation in monkeys

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ethonology

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the study of animal behavior in natural settings

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Harlow study on monkeys

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the baby monkey provided with two mothers one a metal frame with milk and the other a warm cloth frame with no milk, babies spent more time with cloth mother

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Koran Lorenz (1903-1989)

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an austrian ethologist best known for his studies of imprinting in birds

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Imprinting in geese (lorenz)

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a behavioral phenomenon in which a newly hatched chick identifies the first moving object as its mother, baby geese would imprint on multiple other objects