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Franz Gall

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phrenology

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Pierre Flourens

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early studies using extirpation (ablation)

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William James

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functionalism: styling how mental processes help individuals adapt to their environment

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John Dewey

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Functionalism

Criticized the idea of a reflexive arc

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Hermann von Helmholtz

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measured speed of a nerve impulse

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Sir Charles Sherrington

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inferred the idea of a synapse

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Lateral hypothalamus

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LH = lacking hunger

hunger center, detects when your body needs food

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aphagia

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disruption of lateral hypothalamus causes one to not want to eat

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vetromedial hypothalamus

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VH = very hungry

satiety center, tells body when you’ve had enough to eat

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hyperphagia

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excessive eating

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anterior hypothalamus

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sexual behavior

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extrapyramidal motor system

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gather info about body position and sends info to brain

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septum

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primary pleasure center
inhibits aggression (can result in septal rage if it is damaged)
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James Olds & Peter Milner

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discovered that rats will self-stimulate the septum

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Hendrick Kluver & Paul Bucy

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linked amygdala with defensive/aggressive behavior

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Kluver-Bucy syndrome

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bilateral removal of amygdala

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association area

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combines input from many brain regions (i.e. prefrontal cortex)

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projection area

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receive incoming sensory info or send out motor-impulse commands (i.e. visual cortex)

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parietal lobe

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somatosensory cortex

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Hubel & Wiesel

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physiology of visual perception

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which lobe is the auditory cortex in?

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temporal lobe

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Sperry & Gazzaniga

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studied epileptic patients and found that the ones who had severed corpus callosum did not have inter-hemispheric communication

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resting position has a slight ____ charge

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negative

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graded potential

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postsynaptic potentials in dendrites vary depending on intensity based on how much the receptor is stimulated

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25
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acetylcholine is associated with which disorder?

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alzheimer’s

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epinephrine (adrenaline) is associates with which behavior?

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fight or flight response

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acetylcholine is associated with which behavior?

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voluntary muscle control

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norepinephrine is associates with which behavior?

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wakefulness and alertness

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norepinephrine is associates with which disorder?

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depression and mania

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dopamine is associates with which disorder?

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schizophrenia, parkinson’s

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dopamine is associates with which behavior?

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smooth movements and steady posture

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serotonin is associates with which disorder?

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depression and mania

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serotonin is associates with which behavior?

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mood, sleep, eating, dreaming

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GABA is associates with which disorder?

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anxiety

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GABA is associates with which behavior?

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brain “stabilizer”

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benzodiazepine

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sedative-hypnotic (depressant)

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barbiturates

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sedative-hypnotic (depressant)

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korsakoff’s syndrome

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due to alcohol, sedative-hypnotic (depressant), anterograde amnesia

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methylphenidate

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ritalin, amphetamine, increases alertness and decreases motor activity

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thorazine

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antipsychotic drugs for delusions and hallucinations

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chlorpromazine

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antipsychotic drugs for delusions and hallucinations

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phenothiazine

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antipsychotic drugs for delusions and hallucinations

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haloperidol (haldol)

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antipsychotic drugs for delusions and hallucinations

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opium

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narcotic

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heroin

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narcotic

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morphine

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narcotic

47
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master gland

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pituitary

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two parts of pituitary gland

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anterior and posterior

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anterior pituitary gland

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master, releases hormones that regulate activities of endocrine glands
controlled by hypothalamus

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thyroid gland

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metabolism, growth and development

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adrenal medulla

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produces epinephrine/adrenaline which increases sugar output of liver
increases HR

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progesterone

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prepares uterus for implantation of embryo

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gonadatrophin

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produced and released by pituitary gland

activates production of sex hormones

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FSH

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stimulates the growth of an ovarian follicle (protective sphere surrounding egg)

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LH

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ovulation, releases an egg from one of the ovaries

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stereotaxic instrument

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used to locate brain areas when elect roes are implanted to make lesions or stimulate nerve cell activity

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Wilder Penfield

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mapped out different areas of the brain through electrical stimulation

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regional cerebral blood flow

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detects broad patters of neural activity based on increased blood flow to different parts of the brain

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apraxia

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impairment in organization of motor function

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reticular formation

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brain stem, keeps cortex awake and altert

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sleep stage 1 type of wave & description

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theta
sleep spindles
k complex

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sleep stage 2 type of wave

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theta

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sleep stage 3 type of wave & description

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delta

slower waves

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sleep stage 4 type of wave & description

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delta
slowest waves
steep sleep spindles

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awake type of wave & description

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awake and alert: beta
fast reg activity

awake and relaxed: alpha
slow eeg activity

66
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james-lange

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physiological reaction –> emotion

67
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connon-bard

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emotions –> physiology/behavior

68
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schacter-singer

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two factor theory of emotion

experience of emotion is based on interaction between changes in physiological arousal and cognitive interpretation

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