Exam 1 lecture/powerpoint Flashcards

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1
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what is a theory?

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organizing a set of facts into a comprehensive explanation of how something works

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hypotheses need to be ________

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falsifiable

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3
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we dont _____ theories, we _____ them

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prove, disprove

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4
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describe freud’s psychosexual theory

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behavior is driven by unconscious impulses outside of our awareness

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5
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who thinks sex and violence are all there is to life?

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freud

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who invented talk therapy?

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freud

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list criticisms of freud’s psychosexual theory

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he did not study children, there is too much emphasis on infant sexuality, the unconscious cant be directly tested

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define erikson’s psychosocial theory

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the social word, society, and culture shape development, and there are 8 stages

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criticisms of erikson’s psychosocial theory?

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difficult to test, focuses on a primary task when there are many developmental tasks at any ages

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10
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true or false: freud sets the stage for studying humans

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true

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11
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what is behaviorism?

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the study of behavior that can be observed

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behaviorism is also known as the _______ theory

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learning

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13
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behaviorism include ______ conditioning and _____ conditioning

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classical, operant

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14
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define classical conditioning

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learning in which person associates environmental stimuli with physiological responses

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15
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classical conditioning involves ________ responses

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automatic

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16
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define operant conditioning

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the consequences of our behavior influence our future behavior

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operant conditioning involves _________ responses

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define reinforcement

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behavior that is rewarded will likely happen again

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define punishment

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behavior that is punished will be less likely to recur

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each cell contains how many matching pairs of chromosomes?

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adenine always pairs with ______

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cytosine always pairs with ________

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define genome

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set of instructions to construct a living organism

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true or false: every species has a different genome

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sex cells reproduce through
meiosis
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in meiosis, cells split how many times?
twice
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define crossing over
chromosome pairs align, dna segments cross over, moving from one member of the pair to the other
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what happens after crossing over
cell divides into two cells, each with 46 chromosomes.
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what is a zygote?
fertilized egg with 23 pairs with half from father and half from mother
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half sperm are x, half are _
y
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all ova contain what?
one X choromosome
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define homozygous
alleles of the pair of chromosomes are alike
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define heterozygous
alleles of the pair of chromosomes are different
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people with ______ alleles express the dominant gene, but carry the _______ gene
heterozygous, recessive
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_____ genes are always expressed regardless of the gene they are paired with
dominant
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define incomplete dominance
genetic inheritance pattern in which both genes influence the characteristic
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