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Carries information from receptors located in the PNS to the spinal cord and brain

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Afferent neurons

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Structure in the limbic system responsible or creating long-term memories

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Hippocampus

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3
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Explicit memory includes ___ and ___

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episodic and semantic memory

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4
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The type of memory for facts and concepts

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Semantic memory

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5
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The type of memory for events and experiences

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Episodic

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Muscle memory is an example of _____ memory

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procedural memory

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Schachter-Singer theory of emotion

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Physiological arousal + cognitive appraisal –> emotion

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Lawrence Kohlberg

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developed a systematic 3-stage,6-level sequence to explain moral development

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9
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Which personality perspective views personality as a product of an individual’s unconscious urges and desires?

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Psychoanalytic perspective

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Which of the following is/are the characteristics of alzheimers disease:

  1. defuse cerebral atrophy
  2. senile plaques
  3. decreased dopamine in the basal ganglia
  4. reduced levels of acetylcholine
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  1. defuse cerebral atrophy
  2. senile plaques
  3. reduced levels of acetylcholine
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when individuals in a group ignore outside ideas and thoughts and focus only on member ideas

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groupthink

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12
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groups tend to make decisions that are more extreme than the initial inclinations of the members

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group polarization

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a position in a society based on characteristics beyond the individual’s direct control (race, gender, ethnicity, and family background)

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ascribed status

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the social networks individuals have in their community which confers certain advantages

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social capital

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15
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the ability to influence people through real or perceived rewards and punishments

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power

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16
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rest and digest

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parasympathetic nervous system

17
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fight or flight

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sympathetic nervous system

18
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Order in which visual information reaches the cerebral cortex

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retina, optic nerve, optic chasm, optic radiations, occipital lobe

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Process that allows for quick recognition of an object w/o analysis of the details of that object

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Top-down processing

20
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individuals experience internal tension that motivates them to take action to reduce the tension

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drive-reduction theory

21
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Internal locus of control view

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I am the Master of my own destiny

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Yerkes-Dodson law

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similar tasks = high arousal is associated with peak performance

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a change in social status based on the individual’s unique talents and achievements

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meritocracy

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any positive change in a person’s status (economic or positional)

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upward mobility

25
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HIll’s criteria for causality:

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Temporality, strength, dose-response, consistency, plausibility, consideration of alternative explanations, experiment, specificity, and coherence