week 4 - individual differences in biology Flashcards

1
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There are differences in the state reactions to what two types of stimuli?

A

appetitive (rewarding) and aversive (dangerous). These differences are based on neurological experiences.

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2
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What is BAS?

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Behavioural Approach System, appetitive stimuli of all kinds.

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3
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What is FFFS?

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Fight/Flight/Freeze system, aversive stimuli of all kinds.

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4
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What is BIS?

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Behavioural Inhibition System, unclear stimuli/goal conflict.

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5
Q

What separates schizophrenia from bipolar?

A

Low BIS

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6
Q

lower behavioural difficulties in school is related to…

A

High BIS

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7
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Explain Gray’s reinforcement sensitivity theory.

A

Gray wanted a model of personality built from biology up, focused on neuroendocrine systems of learning and sensitivity to reinforcement, measures of RST predict a wide variety of outcomes.

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8
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What is a genotype?

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The genetic code of a living thing.

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9
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What is a phenotype?

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observable summary factors (genes + environment).

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10
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Explain BAS, BIS, and FFFS in brief.

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BAS - Behavioural Approach System - seeking rewards, BIS - Behavioural Inhibition System - holding off to decide, FFFS - Fight/Flight/Freeze System - avoiding punishment.

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