Unit1

Question 1

Occipital lobes

Answer 1

Vision

Question 2

Parietal lobes

Answer 2

Touch, spatial

Question 3

Temporal lobes

Answer 3

Hearing, memory

Question 4

Frontal lobes

Answer 4

Planning, complex thought

Question 5

Forebrain

Answer 5

Motivation, emotion, complex thought

Question 6

Midbrain

Answer 6

Movement

Question 7

Hindbrain

Answer 7

Survival, movement

Question 8

Dopamine

Answer 8

Neurotransmitter that motivates behavior and controls motor function

Question 9

Id

Answer 9

Pleasure

Question 10

What drives pleasure

Answer 10

Libido

Question 11

Superego

Answer 11

Societal expectations

Question 12

Ego

Answer 12

Mediator

Question 13

Types of consciousness

Answer 13

Conscious, preconscious, unconscious

Question 14

Denial

Answer 14

Refuse to acknowledge

Question 15

Repression

Answer 15

Excluding from awareness

Question 16

Projection

Answer 16

Attributing to someone else

Question 17

Reaction formation

Answer 17

Emphasizing opposite

Question 18

Rationalization

Answer 18

Logical reason

Question 19

Displacement

Answer 19

Shifting attn to other target

Question 20

Sublimation

Answer 20

Channeling into admirable behavior

Question 21

Alfred Adler

Answer 21

Neo Freudian. Motivated by goals. Security. Overcome inferiority.

Question 22

Karen Horney

Answer 22

Neo Freudian. Freud didn’t get women. Neurosis caused by birth into big world

Question 23

Third force

Answer 23

Humanism

Question 24

Order of hierarchy Maslow

Answer 24

Physiological
Safety
Belonging and love
Esteem
Self-actualización

Question 25

Fully functioning human

Answer 25

In process of self-actualizing

Question 26

Walter Mischel

Answer 26

Environmental exposure for learning. Delayed gratification

Question 27

Bandura

Answer 27

Family aggression.

Question 28

Four steps of observational learning

Answer 28

Attention Retention Reproduction Motivation

Question 29

Three factors reciprocal determinism

Answer 29

Environment Personal characteristics Behavior

Question 30

Julian Rotter

Answer 30

How outcome shapes behavior. Internal vs. external locus

Question 31

Expectancy theory

Answer 31

Learning experiences create cognitive expectancies

Question 32

Gordon allport

Answer 32

First to arrange traits into hierarchy

Question 33

Raymond Cattell

Answer 33

16 traits

Question 34

Hans Eysenck

Answer 34

3 basic types of traits

Question 35

OCEAN TRAITS (5)

Answer 35

``` Openness to experience Conscientiousness Extroversion Agreeableness Neuroticism ```

Question 36

Freud stages

Answer 36

``` Oral Anal Phallic Latent Genital ```

Question 37

Psych

Answer 37

Systematic, objective study of mental activity and behavior

Question 38

Behavior

Answer 38

Actions that result from sensing and interpreting info

Question 39

Mind/body

Answer 39

Are mind and body separate, or is the mind our personal experience of the brains activity

Question 40

Functionalism

Answer 40

James, Darwin. Adaptation of mind to environment.

Question 41

Gestalt

Answer 41

Wertheimer, Kohler. Subjects as unified whole

Question 42

Behaviorism

Answer 42

Watson, Skinner. Response to environmental stimuli

Question 43

Humanism

Answer 43

Maslow, Rogers. Basic goodness. Happiness.

Question 44

Cognitive

Answer 44

Miller, Neisser. Mental processes.

Question 45

Medulla

Answer 45

Survival

Question 46

Pons

Answer 46

Sleep, arousal, left/right

Question 47

Cerebellum

Answer 47

"Little brain" body movement

Question 48

Substantial nigra

Answer 48

Voluntary movement, reflex, dopamine

Question 49

Thalamus

Answer 49

Sensory (not smell)

Question 50

Hypothalamus

Answer 50

Body function, motivation

Question 51

Hippocampus

Answer 51

New memories

Question 52

Amygdala

Answer 52

Association of emotion with experience

Question 53

Basal ganglia

Answer 53

Movement, reward

Question 54

Social cognitive.

Answer 54

Mischel, bandura. How thoughts shape personality.

Question 55

Trait theorists

Answer 55

Allport, cattell, Eysenck