Amphetamines-stimulants for the synthesize, commonly found inside is
Meth
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Will induce crash,
for ADH D
Cocaine-from cocoa plant feelings of euphoria and numbing
Nicotine-mild toxic stimulant producing slight rush
Caffeine-stimulant mantan alertness and increase effectiveness of pain relievers
Major and minor tranquilizers
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Major tranquilizers-drugs that have a strong depressive affect
Barbiturates-drugs I have sedatives sleep inducing effect
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Minor tranquilizers-mild depressant
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Benzodiazepines-lower anxiety reduce stress
Alcohol-resulting from fermentation of vegetable matter
Narcotics-depressant suppress pain by binding and stimulating nervous system
for endorphins
Opium-pain relieving you phoria
Morphine-dissolving opium and acid wonder drug
Heroin-was wonder drug derivative of morphine more addictive then opium and morphine
4.9 what are some of the effects and dangers of using hallucinogenic’s including marijuana?
Hallucinogenic’s-Brain alter interpretation of situations
LSD-synthesize from fungus can cause a difference in reality
PCP-defendiendo’s can be hallucinogenic stimulant depressants or painkilling
MDMA/ Ecstasy-stimulatory hallucinogenic’s drugs that produce a mixture of psycho motor
stimulant and hallucinogenic effects
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Large amounts of serotonin
Marijuana-psychoactive
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reinforcement- anything that when following a response increase the likely hood that
the response will occur again
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5.1 what does the term learning really mean?
Learning- any relatively permanent change in behavior brought about by
experience or practice
Relatively permanent the first to the fact that people want anything some part of
the brain is physically change record what they’ve learned without memory
remember nothing of what we learned
Final changes accomplish the learning
Maturation-change in height and such are not you learning
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5.2 how was classical conditioning first study and what the important elements and
characteristics of classical conditioning?
Reflex- unlearned involuntary response
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Stimulus-any object event event or experience that causes a response
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Response-reaction of an organism
Classical conditioning-Learning to elicit an involuntary reflex like response to a
stimulus other than original natural stimulus that normally produces that
response (salivating when one sees food)
Unconditioned stimulus-stimulus that ordinarily leads to involuntary response,it is
natural and
unlearned
Conditioned stimulus-a previously neutral stimulus that was
Learned
Neutral stimulus-does not cause response
Conditioned response-response is given to condition stimulus is usually not quite
us strong as the unconditioned response it comes as a learned response to the
conditioned stimulus
