July 3, 2019 Part 2 Flashcards

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What is a lexicon

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  • a set of vocabulary items

- >entire set of morphemes in a language

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What is lexical access

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-refers to identifying a word and connecting it to its meaning

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What is syntax

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-it refers to how words are put together in sentences

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What are pragmatics

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-they are dependence of language on context and pre-existing knowledge

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What are the four parts of the limbic system

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1) Hypothalamus
2) Amygdala
3) Thalamus
4) Hippocampus

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What happens if you destroy the hippocampus

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  • if destroyed, still have old memories

- >just can’t make new ones

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Which hemisphere responds more to positive emotions

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  • the right hemisphere does

- >the left hemisphere responds more to negative emotions

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What happens to salivation in sympathetic system in comparison to the parasympathetic system

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Sympathetic

->salivation decreases, while in sympathetic, salivation increases in parasympathetic

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What are the three components of emotions

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1) Physiological
2) Cognitive
- >appraisal of what is happening, thoughts and expectations about the situation

3)Behavioural

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What are the six universal emotions

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1) Happiness
2) Anger
3) Confusion
4) Sadness
5) Surprise
6) Disgust

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What is Darwin’s explanation for why emotions are universally recognized

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  • it is an innate ability

- >that allows us to act in ways which give us a better chance of survival

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What is the James-Lange theory of emotion

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-experience of emotion is due to physiological responses

Event->Physiological Response->Interpretation->Emotion

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What is the Cannon-Bard theory for emotion

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  • his is the two factor theory of emotion
  • > physiological response and emotion occur at the same time

-remember B is next to C so physiological response and emotion must occur at the same time

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What is the Schacter-Singer model for emotion

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  • it is the two factor theory of emotion
  • there is a physiological response
  • > then identify reason for the physiological response
  • > then you experience emotion
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What is the Yerkes Dodson Law

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  • people perform best when they are moderately aroused

- >moderate emotions= optimimum memory recall

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What is stress

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-it is the process by which we appraise and cope with environmental challenges