Lecture 1- Biological Psychology Histoical Flashcards

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Who’s the ancient philosopher from Greece?

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Socrates, Plato, Aristotle

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Who’s the ancient philosopher from Rome?

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Plotinus

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Who’s the ancient philosopher from Near East and Persia?

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Zarathustra

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4
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Who’s the ancient philosopher from china?

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Confucius

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5
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Who’s the ancient philosopher from India?

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Siddharatha gotama - Buddha

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6
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The three main dominating questions in this period?

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  • what and where is the mind?
  • how does mind interact or influence body and action ?
  • can we ever reliably investigate the nature of the mind?
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7
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What does the brain intrinsically link to?

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Control of behaviour

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8
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What’s the evidence from anxiety Egypt which suggests that the brain was linked to the control of behaviour?

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They drilled holes into skulls of living people for theraputic reasons

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9
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What’s believed to be the seat of the soul and repository of memories?

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The heart

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10
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What’s the heart known as in the past?

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the seat of the soul and repository of memories

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11
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What were the 4 humours?

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Bloody
Yellow bile
Black bile
Phlegm

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12
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Describe the ages for the humours?

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Blood - infancy
Yellow bile - youth
Black bile - adulthood
Phlegm - old age

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13
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What Organ was for the humour blood?

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Liver

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14
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What organ was for yellow bile?

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Gallbladder

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15
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What organ was for black bile?

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Spleen

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16
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What organ was for phlegm?

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Brain /
Lungs

17
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How did Galen research?

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Visual examination of dissected sheep’s brain

18
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What did galen believe About the body?

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• Cerebral cortex was the recipient of sensations
• Cerebellum controlled muscle movement

19
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What did galen show about the brain?

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Contained hallow, fluid filled spaces called ventricles

20
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What did galen assume about humours?

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• Assumed that movement was controlled by the flow of humours to and from the
brain and muscles through the nerves, which he believed to be hollow tubes

21
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How long did galens ideas about humour stay popular?

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This idea remained largely unchallenged until the advent of
modern neuroscience, in the early 1800

22
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Who did the hydraulic model?

23
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What is the hydraulic model?

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Nerves are hollow tubes carrying fluid called animal spirt
The pineal gland in the brain pumped animal spirt into the nerves and inflated the muscles or produce movement

24
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What did Marie Jean Pierre flourens argue about the brain? The

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Destroying small areas of the brain in animals or birds could affect specific functions

25
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What were the areas the brain could be d