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History of Neuropsychology
Who was the first to attempt to t...,
Who were the two supporters of th...,
How do the discoveries of broca a...
6
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Synapses and Neural Integration
What 2 ways can communication be ...,
Name 4 methods of neurophysiology...,
What are the advantages and disad...
11
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Psychopharmacology
What is the definition of psychop...,
What is the definition of an agon...,
What are the most common types of...
14
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Sleep
How many hours of sleep are neede...,
Is there any adaptations for slee...,
Describe stage 1 2 3 4 and rem sleep
26
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Neurodegenerative disorders
Name 4 symptoms of parkisons disease,
What are the physical causes of p...,
What is the main pathway affected...
16
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Learning and memory
What are the 2 categories of long...,
What are the 2 categories of decl...,
What are the 4 categories of non ...
22
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Schizophrenia and affective disorders
What are the two types of symptom...,
To what extent are genetic factor...,
Who was a the first to describe s...
12
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Fear & Emotion
What are the 3 main fear responses,
What areas and subareas of the br...,
What is the result of lesions to ...
11
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Motor control
How did penfield construct the so...,
Apart from the motor cortex what ...,
What is the role of the cerebellu...
10
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Consciousness
What are the 2 suggested forms of...,
What is the idea of intentional b...,
What is change blindness
3
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Perception & Colour
Define perception,
What are the 8 categories of perc...,
What is rationalism
22
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Motion
What are the 6 functions of motio...,
What is ego motion,
What is object motion
14
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Language
What ideas about language and per...,
What is the weakest form of whorf...,
What is the stronger form of whor...
8
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Psychophysics
What does reductionism in science...,
What is psychophysics,
What is webers law
6
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Hearing
What is the law of specific nerve...,
What are the 2 theories of pitch ...,
Describe the place code theory
14
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Touch
What are the 4 types of touch sen...,
Where are touch receptors found,
What are the 3 attributes of a to...
9
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Smell & Taste
What are the 3 characteristics of...,
What is the physiology of smell,
What are 2 problems with the shap...
15
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Gain control
What is gain control,
Why is gain control needed,
What is contrast
7
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ESP
What is esp,
Why would proof of esp violate ou...,
Who was sidgwick
8
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Psychopathology
Define psychopatholgy,
What 5 things can be used to defi...,
What problems exist with deviatio...
35
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Clinical assessment
What are the 5 methods of assesment,
What is the nature of clinical in...,
What is the advantage of a struct...
16
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Research
What are the 2 types of correlati...,
What are 2 experimental designs,
What is an aba b design
10
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Depression
What are the 2 types of depression,
What is the difference between un...,
What are the 4 main characteristi...
23
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Schizophrenia
Name 2 positive symptoms,
What are 3 negative symptoms,
Who were the first to identify th...
18
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Anxiety
What is the dsm 5 criteria for a ...,
What are phobic beliefs,
Whats mowrers 2 factor model of p...
15
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Eating disorders
What are the 3 main eating disorders,
What is the dsm 5 classification ...,
What are the two types of anorexi...
12
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Neuropsychology
What are the 4 main pathologies o...,
What is a meningioma,
What is an astrocytoma
24
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