chapt 2 Flashcards
a field concerned with the development of drugs for disorders that involve defects or deficiencies in brain chemistry
Neuropharmacology
simultaneously studies the 3 bodily systems, the nervous endocrine and immune
Psychoneuroimmunology
perspective that has the idea that thoughts and emotions are important causes of behavior ex: Freds conflicts w/ his wife compound the effects of his stressful job
psychodynamic perspective
all behavior whether overt(muscle movement) or covert(a thought)is caused/determined by prior mental events
psychic determinism (freud)
stages of psychosexual development
oral, anal, phallic (freud)
thinking characterized by inability to discriminate b/w the real n unreal n unable to stop impulese
primary process thinking (freud, in infants)
theory:internalized beliefs, perceptions, and goals influence the impact that experience associated w/ conditioning have on behavior and thoughts
social cognitive theory
a desire to be “all that you can be”
self actualization (the humanistic view)
roles of social relationships & the impact of socioeconomic conditions on maladaptive behavior
community cultural perspective
perspective that emphasizes the role of bodily processes ex:freds heredity may be a major determinant
biological perspective
our uniqueness as individuals & our freedom to make our own decision ex: fred needs to think more about what he want to accomplish in his life and how he wants to liveit
humanistic-existential perspective
looks to defective thinking & problem solving as causes of abnormal behavior ex: fred may have unrealistic expectations about the extent to which he can meet his responsibilities at home and at work
cognitive perspective
ex: improving his ability to negotiate disbutes w/ his wife would help fred cope better at home and work
behavioral perspective
threadlike bodies that are present in pairs in all body cells
chromosome
arranged linearly along the chromosomes
genes