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| come from the frame of mind |
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| think deeply and actively |
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| ask the big questions! (why is this happening) |
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| challenge a specific fact (something usually accepted by society) |
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| dealing with facts without distribution of bias (People should be objective in psych) |
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| when your opinion says your judgement |
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| he believed that mental process can be measured. The inventor of structuralism |
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| focuses on the basic elements of the mental process. ( how the mind is made) |
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| believed you should question the purpose and function of mental processes. creator of functionalism |
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| focuses on the purpose and function of mental processes and behavior |
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| focuses on the body especially the brain and nervous system (ex. sleeping & narcolepsy) the biological approach would say cretonne isn't being released properly |
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| the three uses of psychology |
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| any observable actions humans do |
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| unobservable mental functions that humans have (ex thoughts, wishes, emotions, motives) the two kinds are real and private. |
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| glands that regulate organs by releasing hormones into the bloodstream |
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| chemicals released by endocrine system |
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| regulates stress levels, energy levels, and ability to cope with stress |
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| regulates blood sugar and insulin |
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| Carries genetic information |
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| an in depth look at a single individual |
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| identify a relationship between two variables |
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| a harmless substance with no effect |
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| made up of the brain and spinal cord |
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| made up of nerves that connect the brain and spinal cord to other parts of the body. |
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| provides info on skin and muscles (ex pain and temperatures |
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| provides info on respratory system (ex regulates breathing, is what causes stress etc) |
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| sympathatic nervous system |
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| is what prepares the body for stressful situations |
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| parasympathetic nervous system |
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| what calms the body after stressful situations |
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