Test 2: lecture 21 and 22 behavior Flashcards

1
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perception of pain

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Nociception

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2
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gut brain axis

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stress will effect microbiome

change in microbiome changes behavior

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3
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GABA is related to ___

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depression (inhibitor)

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4
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___ is essential in regulating the stress response and defensive behavior

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limbic system

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5
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___ of an afferent stimulus as a threat or challenge alters the emotional homeostasis

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perception

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6
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___ is responsible for threat perception and emotional memory

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amygdala

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7
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___ part of the brain is responsible for memory

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hippocampus

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8
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___ is responsible for inhibition of emotions

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ventromedial prefrontal cortex

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9
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___ part of the brain is responsible for the stress response

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hypothalamus

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10
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4 steps of the stress response

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autonomic

neuroendocrine

immune

behvaioral

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11
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autonomic stress response

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first step (flight or fight)

increased catecholamines, glucose, BP and HR

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12
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4 types of behavior stress response

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fight

flight

freeze (increased parasympathetic)

fidget (displacement behaviors)

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13
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emotions are ___ reactions to a particular stimuli that trigger an internal CNS state giving rise to ___ responses

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positive or negative

physiological, behavioral, cognitive

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14
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valence can be ___

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positive or negative (subjective response)

negative → wants to avoid stimulus

positive → wants to do stimulus again

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15
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scalability of emotion

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intensity of arousal

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16
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persistence of emotion

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how long the emotion lasts

length

17
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positive emotions release ___

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reward pathway → nucleus striatum → dopamine

pleasure center → cortex and limbic system → opioids

relaxation → raphe nuclei → serotonin

attachment → nucleus accumbens →oxytocin

18
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___ hormones are associated with negative emotions

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CRF and norephinephrine

19
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what hormone with stress

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norepinephrine (NE) → catecholamines

20
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neuromodulator associated with punishment

A

5-HT (serotonin)

21
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neuromodulator associated with reward

22
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combo of NE and DA →

DA and serotonin→

serotonin and fear →

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excited

relaxed

sorrow

23
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fear is associated with what area of the brain and what neuromofulator

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amygdala → limbic system→ HPA

Norepinephrine → sympathetic

24
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jumping on someone is what kind of behavior

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displacement/fidget

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cat looking away, twitch tail then attack what emotional state?
negative fear/anger tail flick/hiss/ears back/looking away→ back legs/tail pain/irritation in back leg
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striatum →
dopamine → reward pathway ## Footnote Motivation/Reward: caudatus, putamen, nucleus accumbens (striatum) ○ Dopamine (DA)
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cortex, limbic system and brain stem work together in the ___ pathway to release \_\_-
pleasure opioid
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+ emotions are related to \_\_
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* - emotions are related to \_\_\_
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example of stress related behavior: activation of limbic system with freezing behavior
dog sit very still, large eyes, panting, licking lips
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stress related behavior- nociception and activation of limbic system with fight behavior showed
give shot → dog tries to bite pain → perceived → tries to protect itself
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reward-related behavior→ activation of the limbic system and inhibition of the striatum
Motivation/Reward: caudatus, putamen, nucleus accumbens (striatum) ○ Dopamine (DA) ??
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stress related behavior → activation of limbic system with a displacement behavior showed
stressed and licking lips, twitching tail, scratching, yawning
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stress related behavior → nociception and activation of the limbic system with freeze behavior
shot and freezes
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reward related behavior- activation of the striatum and inhibition of the limbic system
Motivation/Reward: caudatus, putamen, nucleus accumbens (striatum) ○ Dopamine (DA)