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Exam 3 - Section 2 (10/27) Flashcards

1
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_________ - reflective, observer self, part of you that recognizes that your judging and deciding

A

C-system

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C-system - reflective, _________ self, part of you that recognizes that your _________ and deciding

A
  • observer

- judging

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_________ - Pre-frontal cortex, hippocampus, temporal lobes,

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C-system

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C-system - Pre-frontal cortex, _________, temporal _________,

A
  • hippocampus

- lobes

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_________ - reflexive, responsible for emotion and behavior, how you react

A

X-system

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X-system - reflexive, responsible for _________ and behavior, how you _________

A
  • emotion

- react

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_________ - Pre-frontal cortex, parietal lobe, amygdala

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X-system

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X-system - Pre-frontal cortex, _________ lobe, _________

A
  • parietal

- amygdala

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_________ - all parts of brain have to be considered to figure out which part of the brain has an issue

A

Neural context effect

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Neural context effect - all parts of brain have to be _________ to figure out which part of the brain has an _________

A
  • considered

- issue

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_________ (Rome, A.D. 130–200) proposed that personality depended on the balance of humors (blood, black bile, yellow bile, phlegm)

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Galen

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Galen (Rome, A.D. 130–200) proposed that personality depended on the balance of _________ (blood, black bile, yellow bile, phlegm)

A

humors

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13
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– Neurons communicate with _________

A

neurotransmitters

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14
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– Hormones stimulate or _________ neural activity

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inhibit

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15
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About ___ chemicals transmit information in the brain and _________

A
  • 60

- body

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16
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Environmental factors are a huge part of the _________ and maintenance of _________

A
  • development

- disorders

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17
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_________
– Involved in responding to reward and approaching
attractive objects and people
-Risk taking

A

Dopamine

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Dopamine

– Involved in responding to reward and _________

A

-Risk taking

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_________-

Related to sociability, general activity level, and novelty seeking - Extraversion

A

Dopamine

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Dopamine -

Related to sociability, general _________ level, and novelty seeking - _________

A
  • activity

- Extraversion

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21
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_________ - Parkinson’s disease

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Dopamine

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_________ - involved in control of Movement

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Dopamine

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_________

– Possible relation with bipolar disorder, extraversion, and impulsivity

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Dopamine

24
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Dopamine

– Possible relation with bipolar disorder, extraversion, and _________

A

impulsivity

25
Q

_________ - Part that allows you to engage in risk taking - decision making

A

behavioral activation system (BAS)

26
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behavioral activation system (BAS) - Part that allows you to engage in _________ taking - _________ making

A
  • risk

- decision

27
Q

_________ -

Some brains have more or less motivation cells - we think this is genetic

A

Dopamine

28
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Dopamine -

Some brains have more or less _________ cells - we think this is _________

A
  • motivation

- genetic

29
Q

As we age our responsivity to _________ neutralizes

A

dopamine

30
Q

As we age we take less risks - are _________ and biological _________ for this

A
  • environmental

- explanations

31
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_________ -

  • Combination of openness and extraversion
  • someone who just likes life a lot
A

Dopamine

32
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_________ - plasticity - motivation to seek reward

A

Dopamine

33
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Dopamine- plasticity - motivation to seek _________

A

reward

34
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_________ - inhibition of behavioral impulses

A

Serotonin

35
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_________-

Helps to avoid excess worry, - slow down chemical

A

Serotonin

36
Q

_________-

Stops you from being quick to anger or from being oversensitive

A

Serotonin

37
Q

Serotonin -

Stops you from being quick to _________ or from being _________

A
  • anger

- oversensitive

38
Q

_________ : a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor

A

Prozac

39
Q

_________ - increases serotonin levels

A

Prozac

40
Q

_________- controversial

A

Prozac

41
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_________ - Stops sensitivity, decreases reactivity

A

Prozac

42
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Prozac - Stops sensitivity, _________ reactivity

A

decreases

43
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Prozac - Makes negative emotions _________ severe and doesn’t affect _________ emotions

A
  • less

- positive

44
Q

When serotonin is functining appropriately it’s related to the fundamental dimension of _________

A

stability

45
Q

_________ Associated with concientiousness and agreeableness

A

serotonin

46
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Serotonin -Associated with concientiousness and _________

A

agreeableness

47
Q

_________ = adrenaline

A

Epinephrine

48
Q

-Epinephrine - released in body from _________ glands

A

adrenal

49
Q

norepinephrine - released in _________

A

brain

50
Q

Epinephrine and norepinephrine released in response to _________

A

Stress

51
Q

Epinephrine and norepinephrine Released in respond to stress to create the _________ response

A

fight-or-flight

52
Q

Epinephrine - in _________

Norepinephrine - in _________

A
  • body

- brain

53
Q

Epinephrine and norepinephrine -
Females might respond differently to _________
• Tend-and-befriend
• Importance of oxytocin

A

stress

54
Q

Epinephrine and norepinephrine -
Females might respond differently to stress
• _________ -and-befriend
• Importance of _________

A
  • Tend

- oxytocin

55
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_________ - refers to protection of offspring (tending) and seeking out the social group for mutual defense

A

• Tend-and-befriend

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