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Psych 101 Study Guid

Study Guide for Final Exam

TermDefinition
Hypothalamus The part of the brain that is responsible for food related hormone
Cholecystokinin (cck) The hormone that suppresses the desire to eat
Smoking Lowers the metabolic set point
Binge Eating Disorder Eating large amounts of food without vomitting
60% What percent of 8th and 10th graders are dieting?
Pheromones Released by females during sexual receptivity
Physiological Response Your blood pressure increasing due to a roller coaster is an example of what?
Blind People Have the same facial expressions as sighted individuals
Perspective taking Reduces prejudice and descrimination
Social facilitation Enhanced Performance
Social Interference Impaired Performance
Sternberg's Triangle of Love Passion, Intimate, Romantic
Romantic Love Not committed
Intimate Love Emotional component & some commitment
Passionate Love Motivational Component
Groupthink Form a consensus and ignore dissenting/different opinions
Instinct Share Properties with Reflexes
Instinct Example Geese fly south for the winter
Reflex example Coughing
Motivation A need leads to a drive
Homeostasis equilibrium - body maintains a steady state
Moslow's Hierarchy of Needs Psysiological, Safety, Belonging, Esteem, Self Actualization (PSBES) (Penis Size Better Eventually Spout)
Esteem Feeling of accomplishment, respect
Self Actualization Full potential
Belonging Love, friendship, relationships
Safety Security, Job, Health, Resources
Physiological Basic needs: Food, Water, Shelter
Bystander Effect Resisting to help someone in need when others are present
Stress Physical response to demanding situations
Hans Selye Model GAS - General and Non-specific: Alarm, Resistance, Exhaustion
Holmes & Rahe Theory Stress is related to life's adjustments
Stressed People Experience fear, dejection, and grief
Chronic exposure to noise Can cause ulcer, high blood pressure, decline in quality of life
Type A ambitious, impatient, hard driving
Type B relaxed, patient, gets along well with others
Low levels of lymphocytes These cause students to get colds during finals week
Burnout Experienced by motivated people, causes mental and emotional exhaustion
Autogenic training A muscle relaxation technique involving warming and relaxing of the muscles
Biofeedback Physiological Info of your relaxation efforts
Aerobic Exercise This activity has physical AND psychological health benefits
Healthy Eating Quality/nutritional value of food is better to think about than quantity/calories
High fat & high cholesterol Can cause heart disease and cancer
Secondary Prevention Mammogram every 2 years (Recommended for women over 40)
Tertiary Prevention Handling/Containing an illness once it's acquired.
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