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psych final review

psychology

psychology Study of behavior and mental process
Sigmund Freud emphasized unconscious
Pavlovs dogs conditioning bells food
Freud psychodynamic theory
Cognitive perspective mental processes
Ethnocentrism the belief that ones own culture or ethic groups is superior to all others and related tendency to use ones own culture as a standard by which to judge other cultures
Psychiatrist prescribe medication
psychologist cannot prescribe medication
meta analysis a statistical technique that involves combining and analyzing the result of many research studies on a specific topoic in order to identify overall tends
empirical evidence observation measurement experimental
hypothesis a tentative statement about the relationship between 2 or more variables prediction or question
theory a tentative explanation that tries to integrate and account for the relationship of various finding and observation
motivation the biological emotional cognitive or socila forces that activates and direct behavior
theories of motivation instinct drive incentive arousal
bottom-up processing perceiving things "from scratch"
top-down perceiving things using our prior knowledge
figure-ground relationship camouflage
telapathy mind reading
aerial perspective air
binocular disparity eye difference
stroboscopic motion movies
moon illusion visual illusion involving the misperception that the moon is larger when is horizon than its directly overhead
figure ground relationship various pictures we looked up
consciousness immediate awareness of thoughts sensations memories and the world around you.
circadian rhythms about a day rhythm
jet lag fly in another time zone your circadian rhythms are severly disrupted
rem rapid eye movement
most common sleep complaint of adults insomnia
restless legs syndrome people complain of unpleasant creeping crawling etc sensation inside their lower legs plus a strong urge to move them
caffeine most widely used psychoactive drug in the world
primary visual cortex shut down reason why we accept bizarre chotic details of our dreams
somnambulism sleep walk
night terrors child wakes up pin panic sticken screaming goes back to sleep immediately associated with terrifying feelingbut no real dream story
freuds view of dreaming urges wishes desires and hurts
psychoactive drugs chemical substances that can alter arousal mood thinking sensation and perception
mood disorder disturbances in a persons emotion that cause psychological distres impairs the ability to function or both
manic episode bipolar
people with a psychological disorder are more likely to smoke
paranoid personality disorder pervasive mistrust and suspiciousness of others usually with no basis
borderline personality disorder characterized by instability of interpersonal relationships selfimage and emotion and marked impusivity
dissociative identity disorder involves extensive memory disruton for personal info along with the presence of tow or more personalities
dissociative fugue type of amenesia associated with wandering or traveling and confusion about ones identity
possible cause of dissociative identity disorder childhood physical or sexual abuse
schizophrenia (crazy) split from reality
waxy flexibility rare
logotherapy developed by dr vitor frankl-man must have meaning in his life to survive and be psychologically healthy
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