Psychology Nine Weeks Test Review
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| General framework for scientific study. | Theory
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| The process of looking into yourself and describing what is there. | Introspection
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| Scientific study of human and animal behavior | Psychology
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| Those who study the origin, cause, or results of certain behaviors. | Research Psychologist
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| Those who make direct use of the findings of research psychologist. | Applied psychologist
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| T/F There are more than 200,000 psychologists in the United States. | False
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| One third of psychologists deal with personal problems. Name two other areas psychologist work with. | rape and suicide crisis
Delinquency
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| Who developed one of the first comprehensive theories of personality? | Sigmund Freud
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| Who is known as the "Father of Psychology" | WIlhelm Wundt
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| Who went on a five year sea journey around the world to study animals? | Charles Darwin
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| Who started the first laboratory for studying humans? | Wilhelm Wundt
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| Who said that problems that appeared in adolescence or adulthood can be traced back to things that happened in early childhood? | Sigmund Freud
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| Who eventually suggested that humans and animals had evolved? | Charles Darwin
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| Who is the founder of American psychology? | William James
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| Who attempted to break down the mind the same way chemist break down elements? | WIlhelm Wundt
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| Who published the first psychology text book? | William James
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| Who was so worried about the impact his research would have that he hid his theory for 14 years? | Charles Darwin
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| Frightening dream during REM | Nightmare
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| Consciousness just below our present awareness. | Subconscious
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| Breathing stops while someone sleeps | Sleep Apnea
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| Also called a night terror. Occurs during NREM sleep. | Incubus Attack
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| Relaxed state just before we fall asleep. | Twilight State
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| The process of altering the free running cycle to fit a different rhythm. | Entrainment
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| A concept requiring a belief in something that can't be seen or touched but seems to exist. | Construct
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| Thoughts or desires about which we have no direct knowledge. | Unconscious
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| Internal chemical units that control regular cycles in parts of the body . | Biological clocks
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| Rapid Eye Movement sleep when we dream. | REM Sleep
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| Inability to get enough sleep. | Insomnia
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| Cycles set up by biological clocks that are under their own control, ignoring their environment. | Free Running Cycles
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| The awareness of, or possibility of knowing, what is happening inside an organism. | Consciousness
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| Non Rapid Eye movement sleep. | NREM sleep
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| REM OR NREM? when incubus attacks occur | NREM
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| Body is paralyzed | REM
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| Vivid dreams occur | REM
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| Brain provides partial thoughts | NREM
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| Brain is idle | NREM
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| Occurs every 90 minutes | REM
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| T/F Dreams only last up to 1 minute | False
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| About 70% of dreams are about people we actually know. | True
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| 25% of our dreams are in black and white | false
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| The body seeks about 8 hours of sleep per night | True
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| Sleeping 12 hours per night is good for the body | false
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| About 40% of people have nightmares as often as once a week. | False
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| Dreams occur 4-5 times per night | True
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| How did the Ancient's measure consciousness? | The Ancients came up with measuring consciousness by laying the dead bodies on a scale with a researcher nearby recording. The weight of the dead body determines their consciousness.
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