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Psychology 1004 Exam 1

4 lobes of the Cerebral Cortex - ANS -

Acetylcholine - ANS - memory and learning, muscle activity, Alzheimers disease provides
insufficient function

Action Potential - ANS - Nerve Impulse

An Axon Firing: - ANS - Caused by movement of charged ions in and out of the axon
-Diffusion through the semipermeable membrane (high to low concentration)
-This process continues down the axon until the charge reaches the terminals
-Once at the terminals, transmission becomes chemical- to fire the next neuron,
neurotransmitters are released and travel across a small gap called a synapse

Applied Psychology - ANS - using knowledge to solve and prevent human problems

Aristotle (4th Century BC) - ANS - Emphasized importance of OBSERVING and
EXPERIENCING the world

Aristotle (4th Century BC) - ANS - Our behavior today is a product of our past
experiences with the world

Association Area - ANS - 3/4 of cortical mass

Autonomic Nervous System - ANS - controls automatic body processes (breathing and
body temperature) 2 subdivisions: sympathetic/parasympathetic

Axon - ANS - transmits electrical impulses (action potential) from cell body to length of
neuron

Axon Potential - ANS - Electrical current flows through axon (either fires or it doesn't, AP
always the same strength)

Basic Psychology - ANS - using the scientific method to gain knowledge about topics in
psychology (to satisfy curiosity, learn and more)

Behaviorist Theory - ANS - Skinner; focus on OBSERVABLE BEHAVIOR; behavior
changes through LEARNING

Bottom-Up Processing - ANS - Perceptions formed as a result of combining inputs and
basic features

, Brain - ANS - 'Lower' structures (toward spinal cord) carry out basic life processes
(hindbrain, midbrain)

Higher' structures carry out complex cognitive function ... mostly forebrain

Bystander Effect (Diffusion of Responsibility) - ANS - A bystander is LESS likely to
intervene/ provide help if other bystanders are present

cell body - ANS - carries out basic processes of the cell

Central Nervous System - ANS - composed of the spinal cord and brain

Cerebellum - ANS - balance and coordinated movement

Cerebral Cortex - ANS - Outside layer of the brain
2-3 mm thick
wrinkled and convoluted to increase SA
Controls complex and abstract thoughts

Cognitive Theory - ANS - Binet; focus on what is happening in the MIND; thoughts,
information processing, and memory

Dendrites - ANS - receive messages from nearby neurons

Descartes (17th Century) - ANS - Much human behavior and all animal behavior is
reflexive- automatic and subject to natural, external causes *mind-body dualism

Do likes or opposites attract? - ANS - LIKE people

Dopamine - ANS - Emotions, pleasure, attention, movement
Also involved in schizophrenia (too much DA), Parkinson's (too little DA) and drug abuse

Empericism - ANS - The observation and recording of data

Figure Ground - ANS - we see things within boundaries as objects, and naturally
distinguish objects from background. In the illusions, the object and background switch
(Normally we choose what we focus on and it stays stable)

Forebrain - ANS - Thalamus, Hypothalamus, Limbic System

Fovea - ANS - Area on the pupil with the sharpest focus, central focus

Frontal lobes - ANS - initiate activity and suppress inappropriate behaviors

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