Psychology chapter 11-Important concepts-Part 1 Flashcards

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1
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The _____ evolved before the _______?

A

limbic system before the cortex.

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2
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What do discrete emotion theorists conclude by the statement that the cortex evolved AFTER the limbic system?

A

Since the limbic system came first, emotions must precede conscious thoughts about them.

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3
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What are the primary emotions?

A
Fuck CHADS Sister
Fear
Contempt
Happiness
Anger
Disgust
Sadness 
Surprise
and maybe pride
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4
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What is the most easily recognized emotion?

A

Happiness

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5
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What are secondary emotions?

A

Array of different primary emotions created by our brains.

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6
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What is Schadenfreude?

A

Feeling joy from other’s misery.

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7
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What emotion is the best predictor of divorce?

A

Contempt

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8
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What is a Duchenne smile?

A

A smile stemming from genuine emotion.

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9
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What is a Pan Am smile?

A

Fake smile.

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10
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What area of the brain seems to be specialized for positive emotions?

A

Front region of the left hemisphere.

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11
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What is the curse of knowledge?

A

When we know something, we often make the mistake of assuming others know it too.

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12
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What are illustrators?

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Gestures that highlight or accentuate speech, such as when we forcefully move our hands forward to make an important point.

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13
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What are manipulators?

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Gestures in which one body part strokes, presses or bites, or otherwise touches another body part.

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14
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What are emblems?

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Gestures that convey conventional meanings recognized by members of a culture. (ex: hand waving or nodding of the head)

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15
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What is public distance?

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typically used for public speaking, such as lecturing.

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16
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What is social distance?

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Typically used for conversations among strangers and casual acquaintances.

17
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What is personal distance?

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Typically used for conversations among close friends and romantic partners.

18
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What is intimate distance?

A

Typically used for kissing, hugging, etc..

19
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What are the four levels of personal space, according to Hall?

A

Public space, social space, personal distance, intimate distance

20
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What happens when these distances are violated?

A

We feel uncomfortable.

21
Q

When people lie, illustrators tend to _______ and manipulators and emblems tend to ________.

A

decrease, increase

22
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Dishonest statements tend to contain fewer _______ and _______.

A

details and qualifiers

23
Q

Frequent lying tends to be persistent by age _____.

A

7

24
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The polygraph test relies on what?

A

The Pinocchio response.

25
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What is the most frequently administered version of the polygraph?

A

controlled question test (CQT).

26
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What is the CQT?

A

Uses three types of yes or no questions:
1- relevant questions
2-irrelevant questions
3- control questions

27
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How is person found guilty?

A

If the subject’s autonomic activity following the relevant question is higher than that following irrelevant and control questions, the CQT is labeled deceptive.

28
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What plagues the polygraph test?

A

Biased against the innocent, high false positive rate.

29
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Is the polygraph admissible in canadian or american courts?

A

no

30
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What is voice stress analysis?

A

Lies on the premise that the voice goes up when people lie.

31
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What are countermeasures?

A

Methods designed to alter responses to control questions.

32
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The GKT has a low ______ rate and high ______ rate.

A

False positive and high false negative. (since criminals can forget)

33
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What is brain fingerprinting?

A

Brain waves may be a more sensitive measure of the recognition of concealed knowledge than skin conductance or other indices used in the traditional GKT.

34
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Integrity test questions fall into which categories?

A
  1. history of stealing
  2. attitudes toward stealing
  3. Perceptions of other’s honesty.