Extras Flashcards

1
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What does transcranial magnetic stimulation use to create electric fields in the brain?

A

Magnetic fields

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2
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Does light energy travel in waves

A

Yes

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3
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What do all visible wave lengths combine to make?

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White light

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4
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What determines the colour of light?

A

The wavelength

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5
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Your flatmate ate the chocolate that you have been saving since Easter. Before you start to get really angry, you tell yourself that they really have done you a favour, because you now won’t have to eat all those calories. This is an example of emotional ……… and is thought to involve regulation of emotion by the …….

A

Reframing; prefrontal cortex

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6
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When do people tend to be happier?

A

In individualistic than collectivist cultures

In democracies than in political systems

Reasonable income

With many close friends and with faith

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7
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Why else might people find average faces attractive?

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An average face may be a sign of good health or genes which is appealing from an evolutionary standpoint

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What have researchers who studied the effects of television violence on aggression found?

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Media violence may cause aggression in children but this is difficult to substantiate because correlation of studies used to investigate this link are low in internal validity

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9
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What is another name for an insecure-ambivalent attachment style?

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Insecure-anxious

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10
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What is capgras syndrome?

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Capgras illusion: irrational belief that someone they know all recognise has been replaced by an impostor

Disrupted connection between the face recognition area and the emotion processing area.

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11
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How long did peter trip stay awake for? And what happened during this time?

A

200 hours

He had hallucinations as if he was in REM sleep. He dropped in body temp and the lower his temperature became the ‘crazier he became’

Afterwards he had completely changed in personality and everything. Close friends and family say he was permanently damaged

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12
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What is an example of an agonist?

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Morphine: binds to receptor sites of endorphins the reduce pain

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13
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What is an example of an antagonist?

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Botox: blocks release of acetylcholine to stop its effects on muscles

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14
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What is the McGurk effect?

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Perceptual phenomenon that demonstrates an interaction between hearing and vision in speech production

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15
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Explain the conditioning process

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Before
UCS (a)-UCR(b) and NS (c)

During
NS(c)+UCS(a) =UCR (b)

After
CS(c) = CR(b)

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16
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What amount of Hz does place theory account for?

A

5000-20,000hz Hugh pitched tones

17
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What amount of Hz does frequency theory account for?

A

Low pitch 100Hz

18
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What amount of Hz does the volley theory account for?

A

Low pitch. 100-5000Hz