Emotion & Behavior (KA) Flashcards

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Limbic system mnemonic

A

Hippo wearing a HAT

  • Hypothalamus, hippocampus, amygdala, thalamus
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2
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What sense bypasses thalamus?

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Olfactory

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3
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Kluver-Bucy Syndrome

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Bilateral destruction of amygdala => put things in mouth, hypersexuality, disinhibited behavior

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Positive and negative emotions are on which sides of brain?

A

Positive emotions = left side

Negative = right side

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James-Lange

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Experience emotion b/c perception of physiological responses

  • Sad b/c you cry
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Schachter-Singer

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Identify reason for situation => feel emotion

  • Interpret arousal => aggressive emotion
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Lazarus theory

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LABEL situation => emotion and physiological response

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Yerkes-Dodson Law

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Bell curve that shows people perform best when moderately aroused

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Appraisal theory of stress

  • Primary and secondary appraisal
A

Stress arises from interpretation of events

  • Primary = assess stress in situation => if negative, secondary
  • Secondary = appraisal of harm, threat, how to overcome
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10
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4 categories of stressors

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Significant life changes
Catastrophic events
Daily hassles
Ambient stressors

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General adaptation syndrome

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Alarm
Resistance
Exhaustion

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12
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Physical effects of stress

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Cardiovascular
Metabolism (increased glucose production)
Reproductive (impotence)
Immune (inflammation)

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13
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Areas of brain w/ most glucocorticoid receptors

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Hippocampus and frontal cortex

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14
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Clonus

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Rhytmic contractions of antagonistic muscle

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15
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Glutamate = _____, GABA and glycine = ______

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Excitatory; inhibitory

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16
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What sends histamine?

A

Hypothalamus

17
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What releases norepi?

A

Locus ceruleus in pons

18
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What releases serotonin?

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Raphe nuclei in medulla

19
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What releases DA?

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Ventral tegmental area (VTA) and substantia nigra

20
Q

Kainic acid and oxidopamine

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Neurochemical lesion

21
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Cortical cooling

A

Cool neurons until they stop firing

22
Q

Phenylketonia

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Mutation => missing F AA in liver => brain problems

23
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3 types of innate behavioral traits

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Reflexes
Orientation
Fixed-action pattern (performed w/o interruption)

24
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Maslow pyramid of needs

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Physiological
Safety
Love
Self-Esteem
Self-Actualization
25
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3 components of attitude

A

Affective (emotional)
Behavioral
Cognitive

26
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Principle of aggregation

A

People will be honest when patterns of behavior are observed vs. single one

27
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Attribution

A

Inferring causes of events/behaviors