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1. encoding-forming memory
2. storage-maintaing coded info over time
3. retrieval- recovering info from memory storage |
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focusing awareness on a narrowed range of stimuli or events |
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can't give multiple things same amount of attention |
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bad
examples) texting while driving |
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emphasizes physical structure of stimulus |
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emphasizes what a word sounds like |
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levels of processing theory |
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deeper levels of processing result in longer lasting memory codes |
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linking a stimulus to other info at time of encoding (put personal experience in it) |
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memory is enhanced by forming semantic/visual codes since either can lead to recall |
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involves deciding how/whether info is personally relevant |
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preserves info in its original sensory form for a brief time, usually only a fraction of a second |
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limited capacity store maintain info about 10-20 seconds |
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unusually vivid recollections of circumstances in which people learned about momentous, newsworthy events |
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multilevel classification system based on common properties among items |
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organized cluster of knowledge about a particular object/event from previous experience with object/event |
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nodes representing concepts joined together by pathways that link related concepts |
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occurs when participants recall of an event they witnessed is altered by introducing misleading postevent info |
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process fo deciding whether memories on external sources(events) or internal sources(thoughts/imagination) |
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making attributions about origins of memory |
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when memory derives from one source is misattributed to another source |
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recalling to whom one has told what |
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riding a bike, driving a car (practiced things)
formed in the cerebellum |
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1. episodic: episodes of your life-time ordered
new neurons in hippocampus are time stamped
2. Semantic: knowledge of outside world outside of you
a-sensory (physical rep. in your mind)
b-short term 20 seconds very fragile duplicative 7 items
c-long term lifetime durable reconstructive large capacity |
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best to learn A rest test A |
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Freud believes it's when there is something too painful to remember you forget it |
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1. breathe
2. liquids
3. food
4. sleep
5. temperature
6. sex |
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involved in hunger, thirst, aggression, reward |
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1. stomach distention
2. CCK (gut peptide reduces appetite)
3. glucose at high levels
4. insulin
5. leptin
6. ghrelin |
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eating signals from society |
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ADS-business in food, to lose weight, US throws away tons of food
Taste- carbs, salts, fats, proteins
Camaraderie- join the group
Time of day- think you should eat even if not hungry
cultural norms- holidays like yom kippur
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state of physilogical stability |
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internal state of tension that motivates organism to engage in activities that reduce this tension in order to go back to homeostasis |
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external goal that has capacity to motivate behavior |
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fluctuations in blood glucose level measured by brain influence experience of hunger |
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hormone secreted by pancreas |
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causes stomach contractions |
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long term regulation of hunger |
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better it tastes more people eat it |
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more variety more people will eat |
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presence of others around food |
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more people around more you will eat |
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obese people super sensitive to external cues that affect hunger |
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weight tends to drift at which food consumption/energy expenditure achieve equlibrium |
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Sexual motivation behavior(SMB)
excitement phase |
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arises rapidly
engorgement of blood vessels |
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sexual arousal reaches peak |
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physiological changes produced by sexual arousal subside |
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time following orgasm--unresponsive to further stimulation |
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need to master difficult challenges/outperform others/meet higher standards of excellence |
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situational determinents for motivation |
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-strength of motivation
-probability of success
-incentive value of success |
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1. germinal stage
2. embryonic stage
3. fetal stage |
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external agents such as drugs/viruses that can harm embryo/fetus |
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motor development in head to foot direction |
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motor development center to outward direction |
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when child recognizes that objects continue to exist even when they are no longer visible |
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Motor development 8 steps |
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1. lift head up
2. lifts torso
3. roll over
4. support self on limbs
5. crawl
6. stand
7. stand alone (balance)
8. walk |
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everyday adaptive behavior is impaired |
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intelligence based on action
object permeance |
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can play make believe/imagination
langauge develops
egocentricity of thought |
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develop capacity to reverse processes
conservation: certain things remain the same regardless of how they appear (example: same amout of water in glass whether up straight or tipped) |
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hypothetical reasoning
ability to look inwardly, contemplate life and death |
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1. trust vs. mistrust-is my world supportive?
2. autonomy vs. shame-can i take personal responsibility?
3. initiative vs. guilt- can I take my actions independently?
4. industry vs. inferiority-how do i measure up to others?
5. identity vs. confusion-so i have a clear self image?
6. intimacy vs isolation-do i share my emothins w/ others?
7. generality vs. self absorption- what to do w/ my most productive yrs?
8. integrity vs. despair-did I live a good life? |
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cna be due to chromosomal abnormalities or drugs/alcohol during pregnancy
measure with IQ tests |
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1. anxious/fearful
2. odd/eccentric
3. dramatic/impulsive
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1. generalized anxiety
2. phobic
3. panic
4. ocd
5. PTSD |
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fear of things in your life you can't adequately deal with, no specific thing you fear, free floating anxiety |
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person takes anxiety and attaches it to object |
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usually normal with bursts of really high levels of anxiety |
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anxiety of something always on your mind, obsessive thoughts disrupt behavior, ritualistic acts to ward off anxiety |
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single event so traumatic still dealing with it years later, unresolved anxiety |
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1. hypochondriasis
2. conversion disorder |
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person who organizes his/her world around illnesses, thinks body is falling apart |
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loss of sensory motor function, blind/deaf associated with anxiety-trying to cope with it |
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1. amnesia
2. fugue
3. multiple personality |
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lose sense of identity/personality |
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to go somewhere-anxiety associated with escape, move to different city/dif job-don't know what happened before |
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different identities in mind they dont know about each other |
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1. depressive disorder
2. bipolar
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lack of pleasure in life=anhedonia
not enough norepinephrine
insomnia
anorexia
withdrawn
low self esteem
idea of suicide |
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manic phase-energetic, high self esteem, productive
depression phase - low self esteem |
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acute (positive) symptoms |
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(noticable) shorter, expressed, delusions, hallucinations, emerge from behavior |
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chronice (negative) symptoms |
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longer, withdrawn, freezing |
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1. disruption of thought- delusions(false beliefs)
2. perception-hallucinations, hearing voices
3. emotion-blunted emotions, cant show empathy
4. movement-rocking, catatonic
5. identity-loss of personality
6. volition-wishes/intentions abnormal
7. relation to the world- withdrawal, inappropriate responses |
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get down to what is causing the problem
fix the structure |
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1. antianxiety drugs
2. antipsychotic drugs
3. antidepressants
4. mood stabilizers |
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treat high levels of anxiety, panic disorder, insomnia
replaces barbiturates |
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reduce transmission across dopamine synapse |
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inhibit uptake of seratonin |
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inhibits calcium/sodium channel |
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talk therapies: function and thought
1. psychanalysis
2. directive counseling
3. client centered therapy
4. group therapies
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therapist=advisor, with practical problems |
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therapist=mirror, non-direct, uncondt. positive regard |
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therapist=organizer
people start agressive hostile eventually get to group trust |
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1. reinforcement
2. extinction
3. aversive therapy
4. desensitation
5. exposure/implosive therapy |
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somewhere you were lead astray so redirect behavior, proper behavior is reinforced |
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for OCD, drug abuse
punish bad behavior (ex. nausea pills with alcohol for alcoholics) |
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"sneaking up" on a phobia
start at bottom level of phobia and work up from there |
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exposure/implosive therapy |
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dives into phobia so client realizes phobia isn't bad |
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cognitive-behavioral therapy |
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both insight and behavioral therapy
"this wasn't your fault"
most effective |
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