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UCSB | PSYCH 1
Intro To Psych
Professors
- Fridlund,
- Revlin,
- Frid,
- Rutherford,
- Schooler,
- Burnsein,
- Alan J. Fridlund
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PSYCHOLOGY 1 - Introduction to Psychology Fall Quarter 2010 Alan J. Fridlund, Ph.D. TENTATIVE FAIR-GAME SHEET - MIDTERM EXAM _ - Introductory Lecture -Types of psychology Brain-in-the-vat problem - History and Research Methods -Major philosophical quandar -
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Final Fair Game Sheet Thinking Geons and impossible figures- geons serve as the basic building blocks for everything we perceive, we first recognize objects by recognizing their component geons. An impossible figure is a two dimensional illustration of so -
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Sleep Psy 1 Lecture Notes Alan J. Fridlund, Ph.D. Polysomnography EEG Electroencephalogram-measures dendrites which shows us the different sleep cycles EOG Electrooculogram-measures where eye is looking during sleep EMG Electromyogram-measures muscle c -
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Psychsectionnotespart2 17:24 2/24/2011 AlfredKinsey Fatherofsexology,thesystematic,scientificstudyofhumansexuality FoundedKinseyInsitiuteforReesearchinSex,GenderandReproductionin1947. Conductedlargest,mostcontroversialandinfluentialsexsurveytodate Challen -
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psychmidtermnotes 17:55 Sleepanddreaming Circadianryhthms1day(24.2hours) Controlledbygenes,resestbysun Sleepdeprivation Canbeahallucinogen 2ormorem=nightswithoutsleepleadsto progressivecognitive,motor,immunefunctionimpairment microsleepsbasicallyashortper -
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Psych 1 fair game sheet Types of Psychology Physiological Psychology-study how behavior changes based on the chemistry of the body. Psychophysics (Sensation and Perception)-study how we take in the world through our senses and make sense of it in our mind -
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Psych1sectionnotes 17:30 Scientificmethodsinpsychology Parsimonytheoriesshouldbesimpleandlogical,notunnecessarilycomplicated. Stillwantittobedetailedanddescriptivebutnotwordyandconvoluted. Samplesandpopulations Populationthewholegroupyouareinterestedinand -
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Psych1notesweek2 20:32 Generaltheoriesofperception Bottomuptheoriesperceptionisanintegrationoftinystimuluselements(aristelian view) Weseeandthenweinterpretwhatwesee Topdowntheoriesperceptionisastrategythatdetermineswhatstimuliweseekand thenintegrate.(pl -
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Conditioning Conditioning and and Learning Learning Foundations of Conditioning Aristotle (350 B.C.E.) Laws of Association Frequency Intensity Contiguity British Empiricism Ren Descartes (1650) body as machine John Locke (1690) tabula rasa doctrine-everyb -
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PSYCHOLOGY1IntroductiontoPsychology FallQuarter,2010 AlanJ.Fridlund,Ph.D. REVISEDFAIRGAMESHEETFINALEXAM 11/28/2010 Identifyand/orunderstandthefollowingnames,terms,theories,orconcepts: Thinking Geonsand\"impossiblefigures\" - Geons:serveasthebasicbuildingblo -
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FINAL FAIR GAME SHEET 2012 Thinking Framing Bias & Spin- when the wording of a problem leads us to a decision -Example: Global warming deniers are now on a par with Holocaust den iers - Columnist Ellen Goodman - Its so cold, temperatures are lower than th -
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arthi6b 20:29 Leonardo da Vinci, Mona Lisa c1508 Da Vinci: Trained engineer, experimented in aerodynamics, studied anatomy and biology Vasari: one of the first people to write a history of art Sprezzatura studied effortlessness, idea that people new noble -
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development 20:32 Friday57Buchanan1910(FINALreview) Humandeprivationofattachment: Upto100,000childrenhousedin600stateorphanagesinRomaniaundercommunist regimeofNicolaeCeausescu,whorequiredthatallwomenhave5children,withthe unwantedchildrengiventothestatea -
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memory 19:37(week5) Typesofmemory: Verbal(studiedthemost) Visuospatial(cornmaze,gettingtoahouse) Motor(habits:tennis,musicalinstrument,shoetie) Tactile(feelofthingsonbody) Autonomic(chills:whenpresentinaplacewithahistory,fingersonchalkboard) HermanEbbingh -
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FAIR GAME SHEET I. Introductory Lecture a. Types of psychology: i. Developmental psychologists: study how behavior changes with age ii. Biopsychologist: behavior based on biological factors (i.e. more taste buds = less tolerance for stronger foods) iii. E -
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FAIR GAME SHEET FINAL Amanda Rothstein Thinking Geons and \"impossible figures\": simple 3-dimensional forms such as spheres, cubes, cylinders, cones or wedges. One researcher, Biederman, proposed that geons serve as the basic building blocks of all the obj -
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Page 1 PSYCHOLOGY 1 - Introduction to Psychology Alan J. Fridlund, Ph.D. Fall 2011 Tentative FAIR-GAME SHEET - MIDTERM EXAM Introductory Lecture Types of psychology Brain-in-the-vat problem History and Research Methods Major philosophical quandaries: - mi -
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FAIR-GAME SHEET: MIDTERM Mind-body or Mind-brain problem: Is the mind the brain? Two views: Dualism- the mind is separate from the brain but controls the brain and therefore controls the whole body Monism- the view that the conscious experience is insepar -
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PSYCHOLOGY 1 - Introduction to Psychology Winter Quarter, 2011 Alan J. Fridlund, Ph.D. REVISED FAIR-GAME SHEET - FINAL EXAM 3/7/2011 Changes are in Red Struck-Out Items Will Not Be on Final. Identify and/or understand the following names, terms, theories, -
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Early Views on Intelligence o o o Craniometry (e.g., Paul Broca) Endocasts Presupposed human racial / sexual hierarchy Now debunked Sensory Acuity (e.g., Francis Galton) o o o Reaction time Sensory testing Part of Galtons Eugenics movement Current eugeni -
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Personality An individuals enduring response patterns over a variety of situations. Types of Personality Theories Type theories Trait theories Early Type Theories: Hippocrates Temperamental Types Sanguine Melancholic Choleric Phlegmatic Modern Type Th -
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Why Is There Sex? Hedge against environmental change No current reason for humans phylogenetic inertia Protection against pathogens Red Queen hypothesis The Sexes and Sexual Selection Female sex that makes the larger parental investment per gamete. Male s -
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MODULE 25: HUNGER MOTIVATION QUESTIONS I. In what direction is our behavior motivated? II. What motivates us to initiate certain behaviors? III. How intensely do we pursue certain behaviors? IV. Why do people differentially persist at particular behavior? -
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FieldsWithinPsychology FieldsWithinPsychology 0. PhysiologicalPsychology 1. Psychophysics(SensationandPerception) 2. Quantitative(Math)Psychology 3. AnimalExperimentalPsychology 4. HumanExperimentalPsychology 5. Neuropsychology 6. DevelopmentalPsychology -
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Sleep Psy 1 Lecture Notes Alan J. Fridlund, Ph.D. Polysomnography EEG Electroencephalogram EOG Electrooculogram EMG Electromyogram EKG Electrocardiogram RR Respiration rate O2 / CO2 saturation / desaturation Dual Sleep Non-REM Sleep Stage 1 Stage 2 Delta -
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Conditioning Conditioning and and Learning Learning 0. Aristotle (350 B.C.E.) Laws of Association 0. 1. 2. Frequency Intensity Contiguity Foundations of Conditioning 1. British Empiricism 3. Ren Descartes (1650) body as machine 4. John Locke (1690) tabula -
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0. 1. 2. 3. 4. Verbal (studied the most) Visuospatial Motor Tactile Autonomic Types of Memory Include: Memory Memory Early Memory Research Information-Processing Approach to Memory Atkinson-Schriffin Memory Model Iconic Memory 5. Partly a consequence of r -
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EvolutionandBehavior EvolutionandBehavior SirCharlesDarwin 18091882 DarwinsMainContributionstoPsychology 0. Continuityoflifeforms 1. Mentalevolution 2. Sexology VoyageAboardH.M.S.Beagle 18311836 ThomasMalthus 17661834 MalthussTheoryofPopulation CharlesLye -
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Why Is There Sex? Hedge against environmental change No current reason for humans phylogenetic inertia Protection against pathogens Red Queen hypothesis The Sexes and Sexual Selection Female sex that makes the larger parental investment per gamete. Male s -
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Personality An individuals enduring response patterns over a variety of situations. Types of Personality Theories Type theories Trait theories Early Type Theories: Hippocrates Temperamental Types Sanguine Melancholic Choleric Phlegmatic Modern Type Th -
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Early Views on Intelligence o o o Craniometry (e.g., Paul Broca) Endocasts Presupposed human racial / sexual hierarchy Now debunked Sensory Acuity (e.g., Francis Galton) o o o Reaction time Sensory testing Part of Galtons Eugenics movement Current eugeni -
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Early Views on Intelligence Craniometry (e.g., Paul Broca) Endocasts Presupposed human racial / sexual hierarchy Now debunked Sensory Acuity (e.g., Francis Galton) Reaction time Sensory testing Eugenics movement Current eugenics practices (e.g., enforced -
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Personality Personality patterns over a variety of situations. Types of Personality Theories Type theories Trait theories Early Type Theories: Sanguine Melancholic Choleric Phlegmatic Modern Type Theory: Type A Behavior Pattern Chronic sense of time urgen -
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Social Interaction: Obedience What is the Nature of Obedience? Temporary mental disorder (Gustav LeBon) Group panics Mass sociogenic illness Congenitally weak morality (especially females, children) Universal trait: Are we all obedient by nature, i.e., do -
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Conditioning and Learning Foundations of Conditioning Aristotle (350 B.C.E.) Laws of Association Frequency Intensity Contiguity Concept of Reflex Ren Descartes (1650) body as machine British Empiricism John Locke (1690) tabula rasa David Hume (1750) S-S b -
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Psych Review 02/06/2010 16:03:00 Reproduction Selectivity Attraction o Situational Factors Propinquity (Proximity) Opportunity Motivation Familiarity Secrecy o Physical Factors Women=Hourglass shape Men= \"V\" or upside down triangle Bilateral Symmetry Typi -
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Psychology pages 172-199 Early Childhood: Piagets Preoperational Stage Preoperational stage: the child lacks operations, which are reversible mental processes (e.g. for a boy to understand that his brother has a brother, he must be able to reverse the con -
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PsySectionMidtermReview 21/10/200817:25:00 HIsotry and Research Methods Philosophical Issues The great debates Mind - brain Nature vs. nurture Free will vs. determinism Inductive Reasoning - doesnt gurantee a right answer 1. begin with a series of exper -
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Types of psychology Brain-in-the-vat problem History and Research Methods Major philosophical quandaries: - mind-body dualism / monism - free will vs. determinism - nature vs. nurture Deductive vs. inductive methods Qualities of the scientific method - fa -
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PsychologyFinalSectionReview Thinking 02/12/200817:29:00 Attention o Changeblindness:failuretodetectchangesinpartsofscene(experimentshowninlecture: someonewalksbetweensubjectandapersongivingdirections.Persongivingdirection changes,subjectusuallydoesnotn -
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Conditioning and Learning Associationism o The idea that mental processes operate by association of one state with successive states Ex: all knowledge results from experience o Law of Associationism Frequency frequently, belonging together Ex: flash a -
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Development Epigenetic Landscape (Conrad Waddington) o This is the idea that the epigenetic landscape can be visualized as a plane with many \"hills and valleys\", with the life course represented as a ball rolling along this plane. With traits that are la -
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Memory Ebbinghaus and CVCs o Ebbinghaus Forgetting Curve: amount of information remembered decreases over time. Most forgetting occurs right after you learn something o Used CVCs (consonant-vowel-consonant) to demonstrate how memory works Forgetting cur -
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Natural Selection and Motivation Natural selection o the process by which forms of life having traits that better enable them to adapt to specific environmental pressures, as predators, changes in climate, or competition for food or mates, will tend to s -
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Fields Within Psychology Physiological Psychology Physiological Psychophysics (Sensation and Perception) - spirits Quantitative (Math) Psychology experts in math, build models that predicts behavior (will you vote for this or that) related to micro ec -
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Personality Structured personality testing o One that is administered according to rules that specify how to interpret the results MMPI o Minnesota multiphasic personality inventory True-false questions intended to measure certain personality dimension -
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Sensation and Perception Psychophysics o Deals with sensation and perception o Psycho mind(world of the spirit) o Physik-nature(world of things) Thresholds (Limen) o Absolute Limen: the weakest stimulus that can be detected reliably Under-threshold: su -
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Thinking Geons and impossible figures o These are relevant to understanding how we identify objects in our environment. Biederman suggests that we understand our world in terms of basic shapes (see the thinking lecture, slide 12) that are combined to mak -
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Social Interaction Primacy effects on social impressions o the first information we learn about someone influences us more than later information does first impressions have more effect Methods of assessing prejudice o Stereotypes- a generalized belief or -
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Sleep, Dreaming, Consciousness Sleep-wake cycle o Controlled by the pons of the hindbrain and reticular formation of the midbrain o REM and NREM 90 minute cycles o REM (Rapid eye movement): stage of sleep characterized by rapid eye movements, a high leve -
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Psychology 1 Review: Column One 2009-02-07 Introductory Lecture Types of psychology- p. 15 -Physiological: studies the neural mechanisms of perception & behavior thru direct manipulation of the brains of nonhuman animal subjects in controlled exper -
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PSYCHOLOGY 1-Lecture Notes Lecture: Tuesday 4/1/08 Neuroscience Fields Within Psychology: 4/1/2008 12:29:00 PM Experimental [\"hard\"] Sciences- specifics, precision, measurements o o o o o o o o Physiological Psychology Psychophysics (Sensation and -
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PSYCHOLOGY MIDTERM NOTES (Fair Game Sheet) INTRODUCTORY LECTURE: TYPES OF PSYCHOLOGY Experimental [\"hard\"] Sciences- specifics, precision, measurements Physiological Psychology Psychophysics (Sensation and Perception) Quantitative (Math) Psychol -
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CONDITIONING AND LEARNING 13:43:00 28/08/2008 FOUNDATION OF CONDITIONING Aristotle-Laws of Association -Frequency -Intensity -Contiguity-closely in time or frequency Rene Descartes- Concept of Reflex body as a machine BRITISH EMPIRICISM-philosophy -
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Facilitate Communication/Clever Hans 2008-08-13 Facilitated communication helpsthose suffering with autism Since someone cant speak their thoughts they can type it Fc claims most people are not retarded Someone holding their hand/helping the slow d -
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FAIR GAME SHEET REVIEW 2008-08-12 INTRODUCTORY LECTURE Types of Psychology Hard-Experimental Physiological Psychology Psychophysics (Sensation and Perception) Quantitative (Math) Psychology Animal Experimental Psychology Cognitive Psychology Deve -
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Psychology Final Review CHAPTER 5- HUMAN DEVELOPMENT Genetics Male genotype- XY, Female genotype- XX Monozygotic twins- Twin who develop from the same fertilized egg; identical twins Dizygotic twins- Twins who develop from two eggs fertilized by two -
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Development Nature-Nurture Problem Is a trait due to heredity or to the environment? Sometimes, the problem is stated as maturation vs. enculturation. Environment can be: chemical pathogen psychological pre-, peri-, or post-natal Nature-Nur -
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Evolution and Behavior Sir Charles Darwin 1809-1882 Info About Darwin Darwins Main Contributions to Psychology Continuity of life forms Mental evolution Sexology Voyage Aboard H. M. S. Beagle 1831-1836 Info About Darwins The Voyage of the B -
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Personality Personality An individuals enduring response patterns over a variety of situations. Types of Personality Theories Type theories Trait theories Early Type Theories: Hippocrates Temperamental Types Sanguine Melancholic Choleric -
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Sexual Reproduction Why Is There Sex? Hedge against environmental change No current reason for humans phylogenetic inertia Protection against pathogens Red Queen hypothesis Gametes (Sex Cells) The Sexes and Sexual Selection Female sex tha -
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Social Interaction: Obedience What is the Nature of Obedience? Temporary mental disorder (Gustav LeBon) Group panics Mass sociogenic illness Congenitally weak morality (especially females, children) Universal trait: Are we all obedient by n -
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Thinking Digital Computer vs. Brain Digital Computer Brain Inorganic (Si, GaAs) Taught Fixed hardware Organic (C, O, N) Can teach itself Grows own circuits Cant repair itself Tool Non-adaptive software Repairs itself (somewhat) Agent -
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Psych 1 Fridlund 1/31/08 Theories about Sleep Anti predator adaptation sleep forces us to be quiet at certain time of the day Restorative sleep helps us recover something depleted during wakefulness Facilitates learning sleep (especially REM) migh -
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Psych 1 Fridlund 2/14/08 Memory A lot of different kinds of memory Verbal (studied the most) facts, words, etc Visuospatial memory for space, how to get to a place by streets, amount of circulating testosterone, high level in women they tend to rem -
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Psych 1 Fridlund 1/24/08 Is perception \"veridical\"? do we really see what\'s out there? Ex. Cube on screen, really 12 lines on the screen Vision left to right and right to left Brain language on left, right is music Bottom up theories perception i -
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Psych 1 Fridlund 2/19/08 Digital computer vs. brain Digital computer: Inorganic (Si, GaAs) Taught Fixed hardware Can\'t repair itself Tool Non-adaptive software Brain: Organic (C,O,N) Can teach itself Grows own circuits Repairs itself (somewhat) Agent -
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Psych 1 Fridlund 1/15/08 Neuroscience Part II Twins 4 or 5 month post conception females do everything before males do, talking, walking, masturbation Cerebellum most developed of all our parts, two sections: inner cerebellum which connects to inne -
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Psych 1 Fridlund 1/29/08 Perception and Sleep Perception See reality through a set of prisms Go out with preconceptions and we miss a lot Perception is lateralized, movements, etc go to opposite sides of the brain Left hear gets heard in the right si -
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Psych 1 Fridlund 02/5/08 Sleep and Learning Midterm 50 multiple choice, Par score 4 (pink) Narcolepsy Treatments: Short scheduled 10-15 minute naps CNS stimulants Antidepressants for cataplexy Canine Narcolepsy Doberman\'s, dog\'s period can have narc -
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Psych 1 Fridlund 2/07/08 Classical Conditioning Operant Conditioning (instrumental learning) Watson Little Albert B.F. Skinner classical cant account for but a part of what we do, says most of our learning isn\'t conditioning we are the actors in ou -
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Psych 1 Fridlund 1/10/08 Neurogenesis Is the brain also the mind? Monism physical and mental are one Idealism- all is thought Materialism- all is physical Dualism physical and mental are different aspects of reality Interactionism Psychophysical pa -
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Psych 1 Fridlund 1/22/08 Neuroscience Neocortical Lobes and some General Functions Frontal Lobe o Strategic thinking o Social cognitions o Short-term memory o Language/music production o Voluntary movement o Major motor areas of the brain o Initiate -
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1. Chapter 13 Social Psychology a. Prisoner\'s dilemma i. In your own words choose between a cooperative act and a competitive act that benefits yourself but not others ii. Example narc and go free, friend gets 20 years, both narc and get 5 years e -
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Psychology 1 Introduction to Psychology Winter Quarter, 2008 Reading Guide for Chapters 13.1-13.3, 13.5, 9: pp. 476-508, 518-527, 332-359 Week 9 * This sheet is pretty comprehensive, but you\'ll notice some terms missing as you read. I chose not to -
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Psychology 1 Introduction to Psychology Reading Guide for Chapters 8.1-8.2 and 5 pp. 284 315, 163 199 Week 7 * This sheet is pretty comprehensive, but you\'ll notice some terms missing as you read. I chose not to emphasize these topics however you -
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Psychology 1 Introduction to Psychology Winter Quarter, 2008 Reading Guide for Chapters 14 pp. 528564 Week 10 This sheet is pretty comprehensive, but you\'ll notice some terms missing as you read. I chose not to emphasize these topics however you a -
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Psychology 1 Introduction to Psychology Winter Quarter, 2008 Reading Guide for Chapters 5.1, 12.1-2, 14.3 pp. 150-162, 414-425, 434-464M, 509-517 1. Week 8 2. Chapter 11.3 Sexual Motivation a. Kinsey Survey i. Main findings in your own words -
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PSYCHOLOGY1 Thinking: Cognition: Metacognition: February 12, 2009 Digital Computer Vs. Brain Digital Computer Brain Inorganic(Si,Ga, As) Organic(C,O,N) Taught Can teach itself Fixed hardware Grows own circuit Cant repair itself Repairs itself(som -
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INTRODUCTORY LECTURE: Types of Psychology- (look in notes) Brain in vat problem- mind/body.where we are.what is consciousness? HISTORY AND RESEARCH METHODS: Major physiological quandaries: o Mind/body dualism-physical and mental are different aspects -
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5/4/2008 11:29:00 PM History and Research Methods Major philosophical quandaries: - mind-body dualism / monism dualism is idea that the mind and body are completely separate entities monism views the mind and body as one entity - free will vs. determ -
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Beauty Norms Significant: Shape thoughts about ourselves shape how we interact with others Chicana ethnic border crossers encounter contrary standards of beauty shaped by race (intersection gender/race) in Euroamerican/mainstream conceptions of fe -
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Lecture 2.26 Patriarchy promotes sexual stereotypes A stereotype is an unjustifiably fixed notion of a person, social group, or thing; often a rigid, standardized mental picture. Ex: Abraham enraged after bustier. He\'s aware of the stereotype and h -
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Psychology 1 Introduction to Psychology Winter Quarter, 2008 Reading Guide for Chapters 3 pp. 64 97 Week 2 This sheet is fairly comprehensive, but you should always refer back to the official fair game sheet posted online. Chapter 3 Biological P -
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Psychology 1 Introduction to Psychology Winter Quarter, 2008 Reading Guide for Chapters 13.1-13.3, 13.5, 9: pp. 476-508, 518-527, 332-359 Week 9 * This sheet is pretty comprehensive, but you\'ll notice some terms missing as you read. I chose not to -
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Psychology 1 Introduction to Psychology Winter Quarter, 2008 Reading Guide for Chapters 14 pp. 528564 Week 10 This sheet is pretty comprehensive, but you\'ll notice some terms missing as you read. I chose not to emphasize these topics however you a -
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Psychology 1 Introduction to Psychology Winter Quarter, 2008 Reading Guide for Chapters 4 and 5 pp. 98-149, 362-395 Week 3 This sheet is fairly comprehensive, but you should always refer back to the official fair game sheet posted online. 1. Chapt -
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Environment or Genetics Longitudinal Study (Terman) In utero (Scarr) Adoption Studies -111 adoptees, 10 years later -no difference in IQ or school performance with adopted family members -higher performance than white classmates Confluence Theory -th -
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11/27/2007 Pysch Lecture Problem Solving (cont) - planning requires frontal lobes in humans - animals w/o frontal lobes can still solve problems -algortithms -procedure that guarantees a soln if there is one -tower of Hanoi/Benares-discs -heuristics -
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12/6/07 Psych Lecture Deindividuation loss of self-awareness and self-restraint in group situations that foster arousal and anonymity. As a result of feeling anonymous you engage in behavior that you would normally refrain from. This has been used a -
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Contralateral control and other aspects of left and right brain: Psych 14/9/2008 12: Lefties vs. Righties Lefties disproportionately very intelligent, disproportionately unusually stupid, disproportionately homosexual, disproportionate amount of lef -
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Language Areas of the Brain: Psych 1 Language: major brain areas 4/9/2008 12:33:00 AM primary motor cortex where tongue, larynx, lip muscles commanded, but already prior orchestrated in. Broca\'s area frontal lobe of the cortex - where muscle move -
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Lobes of the Neocortex: Psych 1 Lobes of the Neocortex Frontal lobe largest lobe 4/9/2008 12:32:00 AM o Includes the primary motor cortex a structure that is important for the planned control of fine movements o Anterior section of the frontal lo -
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Major brain segments: Psych 1 4/9/2008 12:30:00 AM Major brain segments Forebrain midbrain hindbrain - spinal cord Neural plate Flap of skin Develops on embryo We have: Huge forebrain, moderate hindbrain, tiny midbrain Midbrain Good for rapid eye-
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