Chapter 1 Flashcards

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The belief that the mind and brain are different kinds of substance and exist independently.

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Dualism

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Proposed “the hard problem.”

The universe is created of matter and energy, why is there consciousness?

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David Chalmers

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The belief that the universe consist of only one kind of substance.

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Monism

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The study of the physiological evolutionary and developmental mechanisms of behavior and experience.

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Biological Psychology

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This relates a behavior today activity of the brain and other organs. Physical structure of the brain and body.

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Physiological explanation

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Describes how to structure our behavior develops and clean the influences of genes nutrition experiences and other interactions. How something develops.

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Ontogenetic explanation

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This reconstruct the evolutionary history of a structure of behavior. The history of it or the ancestry of it.

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Evolutionary explanation

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This describes why structure and behavior evolved as it did.

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Functional explanation

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These are units of heredity that maintain their structural a day from one generation to another.

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Genes

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Who demonstrated the inheritance depends on genes?

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Gregor Mendel

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These are strands of genes comprised of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA).

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Chromosomes

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This provides the template for synthesis of ribonucleic acid.

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DNA

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Adenine, guanine, cytosine, and uracil are the bases for what?

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DNA

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How many amino acids are proteins consisted of?

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20

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These are biological catalyst that regulate chemical regulations in the body.

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Enzymes

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These are identical pair genes on the chromosome.

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These are unmatched pair of genes.

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Dominant recessive or intermediate are a type of what?

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This shows a strong effect and either homozygous or heterozygous conditions.

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Dominant genes

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This shows it’s effect only in the homozygotes condition.

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Recessive gene

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What sex has 2 X chromosomes?

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What sex has an X and a Y chromosome?

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What is a heritable change in a DNA molecule?

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This deals with changes in gene expression without modification of DNA sequence.

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Epigenetic’s

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Which is more important heredity or environment?
Both are equally as important
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What is the type of twin that develop from one egg? Also known as identical twins.
Monozygotic twins
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What is a type a twin that develop from two eggs? Also knows fraternal twins.
Dizygotic twins
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This is the degree to which variations in some characteristic depend on genetic differences.
Heritability
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This is the change over generations in their frequencies of various genes in a population.
Evolution
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This is choosing individuals with the desired trait and using them as parents for the next generation.
Artificial selection
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This deals with how behaviors evolved especially social behaviors.
Evolutionary psychology
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An action that benefit someone other than the actor.
Altruistic behavior
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And idea that individuals help those who will return the favor.
Reciprocal altruism
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Selection for a gene that benefits the individuals relatives.
Kin selection