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| Mood Molecule and is related to hallucinations |
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| Pleasure Molecule, relates to Schizophrenia |
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| Block Pain Signals/ Pain Inhibitant |
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| The growing/birth of a nerve cell |
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| Where messeges are transmitted |
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| Contains Neurotransmitters |
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| Fight or Flea Stimulation for Survival |
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| Bodily responces initiated by nerves that sends messages to frontal lobe to restore calmness |
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| Inborn inflexible goal-directed behaivor that is a characteristic of an entire species |
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| Stimulation of the senses |
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| A specialized cell that responds to a particular type of energy |
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| Involves human capacity to taste |
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| Involves human capacity to know our body part positioning and movement |
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| Stimulates all muscular movement plays a part in memory and alzheimers |
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| Part of the forebrain that governs motivation |
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| Part of limbic system that plays an essential role in the formation of new memories |
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| When you are no longer conditioned to respond a specific way |
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| When conditioned response comes back all of the sudden |
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| Learning from Consequences |
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| Learning by Association (involuntary) |
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| Learning through the expieriences of others |
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| Initially store information |
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| Short Term Memory (Working Memory) |
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| Holds information we are aware of or thinking about at any given moment and uses Chunking to store information |
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| A set of beliefs or expectations about something that is based on past expieriences |
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| Unique patter of thoughts, feelings, and behaivors that persist over time, distinguishes one person from another. |
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| Best known of Psychodynamic Theorists |
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| Excessivley neat, tidy, and orderly |
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| Unconscious, unintentional, self-protective instincs or dispositions |
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| An involuntary removal of some memory, desire, thought, or impulse from conciousness |
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| Physical symptoms without any physical cause |
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| Vague, reacurrent physical complaints without physical cause |
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| Dramatic, specific disibility without any physical cause |
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| Minor symptoms interpretted as serious illness |
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| Person becomes pre-occupied with imagined ugliness |
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| Memory Aid by Association |
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| Used to form long term memory |
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| A persons expectations about another elicits behaivor from the other person |
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| Non-verbal gestures by bodily movements |
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| Bodily distances between individuals and groups which suggest a relationship |
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| Voluntary Yielding of ones own preference or beliefs to the norms of a larger group |
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| Explicit/Declaritive Memory |
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| Impulsive, Irrational, Pleasure Principal. Only personality structure present at birth. |
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| Oedipal Complex, Conscience, ego-ideal |
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| When ego is stressed by superego and reality |
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- Extroversion
- Agreeableness
- Conscientiousness
- Emotional Stability
- Culture, intellect, openness
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| Where hearing and smell is processed |
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| Gateway for all incoming sensory info |
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| Controls breathing, heart rate, and blood pressure |
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| Coordinates body's movements |
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| Orginization of sensory exeriences into meaningful mental units |
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| boy views dad as major threat to his desire for mom |
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